Sentences with phrase «twin poles»

From a consistently relational point of view, this is explained as the relationship between God's Logos and Jesus as the twin poles of one, actual existence.

There is a perfectly sensible line of argument about Labour's future, based around the twin poles of moderation and competence, which deserves to be heard and might even win the day.

Even the fine performers are given no room, between the twin poles of joy and despair, to flesh out their characters, despite the fact that Nixon's recent run of impressive indies has proven she's more than capable, and Ehle is one of our favorite working actresses.

Outrage and delectation are the twin poles of failure, arousal and notoriety the effects.

And like many films in the genre, its drama orbits around the twin poles of drugs and romance.

Wartime history and artistic expression are this book's twin poles, and for both of them Marra draws powerful contrasts between the airbrushed image and the reality it hides.

Everything about the place speaks at once of the avant - garde's twin poles, gritty reality and a world to itself.

John Armstrong was a Sussex - born painter, muralist and designer, notably a member of Paul Nash's Unit One group, a collection of artists that embraced the twin poles of abstraction and Surrealism.

The twin poles of his art — and the former factory and studio that holds it — suggest the paradoxical strength of Modernism's utopias.

These twin poles — examining objects and images with fresh vision and exploring simple optics in myriad forms — have been consistent orientation points for the many series that have since followed.

Industry and ingenuity are the twin poles between which the vicissitudes of American art in the 20th century found orientation.

Using Jean - Paul Sartre's existential phenomenology, we teach you to invite clients to explore the twin poles of human existence: freedom and facticity (the circumstances of our lives) as these impact our relationships and ourselves.