Sentences with phrase «ugliness goes»

Of course, HS's ugliness goes all the way to the bone.

Just like watching cat videos on youtube when you are feeling down, Kedi works as a purrfect antidote for all the ugliness going on in the world.

Not exact matches

You're going to want to do this for a while, because people respond to messages far more strongly than they do to specific design quirks (barring complete ugliness, which is really about authority anyway).

I hate that people see so much ugliness in the church, but you get a bunch of sinners (which we all are) in a room and there's going to be ugliness.

I don't really care about the argument (which will inevitably go on forever); I just want to cut away the pretense and ugliness, exposing the argument for what it is.

There is plenty of ugliness here, but why should «dynamic dirt going it blind» make symmetry and rhythm and light and color and the endless charm of their variety?

I have to wonder how far the Islamophobic hate rhetoric will have to go before people start to see the ugliness in it.

The natural human response to such emotional ugliness is to switch it off and make it go away, to focus instead on the friends and family and colleagues around you who provide better emotional energy.

I found that better way by going within and searching my soul for the beautiful lessons hidden within the ugliness that can often acompany disease.

And a special nod of recognition has to go to Cooper as Charles, who delivers one of the film's few genuine moments, with a wonderful, poignant rebuke of his wife Mattie that lays bare the ugliness at the core of the Westons.

Despite the film's ugliness it has gone on to influence countless other movies, in particular those in the subgenre that can now be defined as «outback survival», such as Picnic at Hanging Rock (Peter Weir, 1975), Mad Max (George Miller, 1979) and, more recently, Wolf Creek (Greg Mclean, 2005).

Observe and Report more often goes for laughs at the expense of its characters, merely using them as vessels in order to continue to pile on uncouth repartee and so - called shocking ugliness.

As self - awareness goes, this is as hollow as the rest of Tom Ford's Nocturnal Animals, a dirge of shallow introspection and sanctified ugliness that is, as it happens, a pretty trenchant critique of the landscape that would normalize a Trump presidency.

On paper, a film about a fashion - obsessed woman on a downward spiral when her seemingly stable relationship goes askew would be prime terrain for some misogyny - driven ugliness about women and vanity.

The one - star reviews of books that are not even published yet are definitely harmful to an author's career because consumers who go to an outside ebook retailer to pre-order or purchase the book will see those ratings and reviews and not be aware of the current sad state of ugliness between authors and reviewers.

He goes on to say that many people, especially young people, shy away from reading about slavery, lynchings, Jim Crow, and racism because the ugliness and the pain seem unremitting, but «without embracing the past one can not create her future.»

When people are hungry and rioting in the streets the tide might be turned, and I'm afraid there's going to be a lot more ugliness than that between here and there - having our credit scores trashed will eventually be the least of our problems.

He goes on to describe his interest in the «complicated relationship between desires and fears, beauty and vulgarity, the beauty of nature and also its ugliness, the hope that religion can offer and also the shame.»

The fight went all the way to Israel's Supreme Court, where the legal basis for removing the signs was provided by a 40 year old law originally intended «to place a limit on abandoning open spaces to ugliness, so that the fields and hills will not be stained as well with objects foreign to them» according to Israeli author and former legislator S. Yizhar.

No matter what you do, your life is going to be shrouded in uncertainty and ugliness for some period of time.