Sentences with phrase «subject of teasing»

If kids are the subject of teasing at school or have difficulty talking because they won't take their thumbs out of their mouths, the behavior has gone beyond a simple habit.

The subject of the teased December 18th reveal will be updated information on some of the enemies in the world of Bloodborne.

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With this setup, the experimenters could then test how hungry the subjects were some time later, and tease apart the purely physiological aspects of hunger (having to do with the volume consumed) from the cognitive aspects of hunger (having to do with impressions and judgments about what was consumed).

One - third of parents reported that their children had been subjected to teasing, bullying or other stigmatizing experiences by friends.

Only the Brave is a surprisingly funny film, given the seriousness of its subject matter, one that mines laughs from the good - natured, teasing back - and - forths that define many male friendships.

A painter may approach the same subject from multiple angles, and a composer may write variations on a theme, but in both cases they're trying to tease as much inspiration out of the idea as possible.

The passion projects would give them the basics of many subjects, from reading to math to arts to science, and tease them to come get more.

Dubbed Kona, the all - new softroader has been the subject of a number of leaks and teases.

persiflage [pur - suh - flahzh] NOUN From the French persifler, to banter, and per -, thoroughly 1) Light, good - natured bantering, often somewhat mocking or using a flippant style; friendly teasing 2) Discussing a subject with a frivolous or flippant style When he brought home an award for being the fastest talker in the class, John faced a barrage of persiflage -LSB-...]

They paint their own pets, of course, but also manifest an unquenchable thirst for getting to know other dogs and display a talent for teasing out each subject's unique personality.

Attention Grabbers Subject lines should tease, entice and draw the recipients in, so don't just cut and paste the header from the body of the email.

Funcom's Joel Bylos thanks players in a brief video on Twitter and teases the game's new combat system, which has been the subject of much chatter over the last few months while it's been undergoing overhaul.

The formal elegance of the photos and Kurland's eye for teasing romance and beauty out of her subjects gives rise to a sense of detached optimism, or as Kurland herself describes, a place «where beauty is found not because the world is beautiful but because it is beautifully described».

It simultaneously teases and challenges a sense of perspective and aesthetic, using realist techniques that make the subjects function like readymades.

** Schmidt and his vision were, however, one and the same: there was no conceptual detachment, no cynicism, and in the process of pursuing his own truth, he touched on the theatricality and the teasing antilogic of surrealism, the notion of the readymade, the improvisational vitality of abstract expressionism, the psychological fabric of assemblage, environmental sculpture, and light phenomena as subject matter.

The artist uses his L.A. studio as a place to tease the boundaries of the medium, including the potent interplay between photographer and subject.

In Einarsson's work a viewer is free to tease out a series of subject positions through a process of interrogations: Who is the terrorist?

He challenged himself to intimately explore his subjects, to tease out their secrets and their souls, through the prism of the camera lens.

Teasing reliable trends out of satellite data will never be easy, and I'm not claiming that Fu will necessarily be the last word on this subject.