Sentences with phrase «time drawing parallels»

Kornbluth spends a little too much time drawing parallels between Reich's personal life and the US middle - class, but nevertheless, the documentary ultimately achieves its main goal of making us care.

The New York Times draws parallels between Goldin's signature work, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, and the current culture of image sharing.

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While it is difficult to draw exact parallels, this division between liberals and evangelicals affected Catholics and Jews as well, leading to a time when it was less important that you were Protestant, Catholic, or Jewish, and more important that you were conservative or liberal in your faith.

Stephen R. Nelson Wheaton, IL I found David Aaron Murray's article on The English Patient quite interesting in drawing the parallels between this year's «Best Picture» and the time - honored Casablanca.

However, a number of historians and commentators have begun to draw parallels and conclusions from the timing of Donald Trump's outbursts and attacks.

«So I wanted to take the time to draw some parallels between what I see as women in a rather male dominated field and how we have to break down these barriers, empower each other, because the voices of women are so desperately needed in equal numbers, whether it is in business, academia or in politics and so sometimes it's an internal barrier and if you break through that then we will deal with societal barriers, but right now, you have to at least say I've got something to offer,» Hochul noted.

Monckton's father - in - law is Lord Lawson of Blaby (Nigel Lawson, former UK Chancellor of the Exchequer), who has contributed many times to the public debate on climate change, most recently in a speech to the Centre for Policy Studies, in which he drew parallels between climate researchers and Islamic fundamentalists.

Slowly draw your shoulder blades down and back toward your spine; at the same time, rotate your left hand so your palm faces forward, then lift your left arm back and up so its parallel with your straight body.

Every time I read your articles; I tend to draw parallels to every step of Maslow's pyramid.

At the same time, I drew parallels across other different projects and developed methods of best practice.

The point is not that the X-Men are themselves gay, or even that a comic - book reader would necessarily see the parallels I've drawn; it certainly never occurred to me at the time I was reading the comics.

It cuts back and forth in time; it draws parallels between different modes of prejudice and abuse; it pictures external events (the 1936 Olympics where Louie ran in the 5000 - meter race and apparently spotted and admired Jesse Owens [Bangalie Keita] from across the track); and it also imagines Louie's elusive interior life, not in letters home read aloud or even earnest discussions with other prisoners, but instead, and more shrewdly, in repeated tight frames on his face.

First - time director Rupert Goold, who adapted Finkel's book with David Kajganich, draws parallels between the men's lives, ranging from the intriguing (both are persuasive but somewhat truth - challenged) to the mundane (both handwrite in block letters).

Jean Rattya's «De Profundis» helped draw parallels between The Killing of a Sacred Deer and Kubrick's The Shining, while «John the Revalator» found Blind Willie Johnson's raspy vocals the perfect texture to the harsh times of Dee Rees» race drama.

There is also a great deal of time spent exploring the torch carried by Rosie's daughter on one of her classmates, and while this is certainly not a complete burden on the spirit of the film, I wonder why so much time is given to exploring such pursuits when whatever parallels one can draw between the two different love interests, the older and younger, are so minimal.

Parallels are drawn between slavery as a commodity and the lives of young women of the time, who were seen as property to be «sold off» to the most suitable bidders for their hands in marriage.

They might draw parallels between the innocent times depicted in Rockwells paintings and some of the TV shows they might know from that era — shows like Leave It to Beaver.

Built on specific English and world history state standards, the project covered concepts including the pre-World War II global economic crisis, the rise of totalitarianism, and the societal moral dilemmas that world leaders at that time faced, and then had students draw parallels to similar fictional themes in the book.

Problem is, someone dropped a log on my head as a child, so I can't help but draw imaginary parallels between two bow - tie sports cars with mid - $ 50,000 prices and four - second 0 - to -60-mph times.

In Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher: A Political Marriage, Nicholas Wapshott tries rather too hard to draw parallels between the early lives of Reagan and Thatcher when all he really needs to do to explain why they faced the world as a united front is focus on their remarkable correspondence, much of which is revealed here for the first time.

Creators Art professor Geo Sipp talks about the graphic novel he is creating, together with novelist Conger Beasley Jr., which is set during the Algerian War and draws parallels to the use of torture in that conflict and in modern times.

«I hope to draw parallels between the American industrial system, transitioning from a past of heavy industry, factories, and teamsters and the disembodied present of electronic mass - media, surface advertising, and consumerism - so clearly embodied in Times Square,» explained Meckseper, «The critical placement of the pumps is a conceptual gesture that raises questions about business and capital; land use and resources; wealth and decay; decadence and dependence.»

Drawing for me by this time had become the same as and of parallel importance to the writing of poetry, and I had already published two volumes of poems, one of which, Portrait of a Nude Woman as Cleopatra, had won the Carl Sandburg Award for best American poet.

This all - encompassing experience leads into the exploration of a parallel cosmos where sculptures and drawings give added depth to this unfamiliar and at times surreal reality.

However during the time Buckman has spent in these spaces, she has drawn parallels between the strength, endurance and confidence needed to survive there, with female - centric experiences such as childbirth.»

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As Germano Celant has observed, «he does not place himself on or in front of the picture, like Pollock and Fontana, but behind and to one side, almost as if he wishes to draw attention to a parallel flow where for his vision the «visceral» product, dear to the exponents of Art Informel, can now be provided by the «painting», that comes into existence by itself» (G. Celant, «Manzoni and his Times», Piero Manzoni: A Retrospective, exh.

Preferring to draw on ledger paper with preexisting lines, Despont sees a parallel between the mathematical accounting the paper was designed to organize and the way that her practice is an accounting of her time spent.

Drawing parallels these layers by holding evidence of decisions made during the working process while showing changes in the work that have taken place over time.

Aside from the parallels drawn between the sculptures and politics, this is an exciting exhibition for another reason: Calder's standing mobile rhombus sculpture is on public display for the first time ever.

Accompanying a day - time version and reflecting earlier influences of Surrealism with parallels with a 1942 drawing, Crowd Looking at a Tied Up Object.

With this work, Josephine Meckseper hopes to «draw parallels between the American industrial system, transitioning from a past of heavy industry, factories, and teamsters and the disembodied present of electronic mass - media, surface advertising, and consumerism — so clearly embodied in Times Square.

Monckton's father - in - law is Lord Lawson of Blaby (Nigel Lawson, former UK Chancellor of the Exchequer), who has contributed many times to the public debate on climate change, most recently in a speech to the Centre for Policy Studies, in which he drew parallels between climate researchers and Islamic fundamentalists.

Many draw parallels to Windows 7's popularity to that of Windows XP, meaning that this OS is going to be around for a very long time.