Sentences with phrase «unbridgeable gap»

The problem with the supposedly unbridgeable gap between the creator and the created is that it has been transposed, for example, into sexist dichotomizing, in which we ascribe «godly» characteristics to the male and «worldly» characteristics to the female.

There is never an absolutely unbridgeable gap, a total incommensurability of conception.

Most importantly, during a time when racial animosity has been elevated to a high level, this film offers insight into how such a seemingly unbridgeable gap can be closed... if the participants are willing to take the steps.

When I first saw Arrival, I was blown away by its emotion and intelligence in service of a sci - fi story that became a story about language and bridging unbridgeable gaps.

It is crucial to his thinking that the unbridgeable gap between the transcendent God and the created order is bridged by the incarnation.

Why do you create such a monolithic voice of rabbinic Judaism, and why do you attempt to create an unbridgeable gap between the faith communities of Judaism and Christianity?

There remains an unbridgeable gap between two totally disparate types of reality, mind and matter.

But in her central argument Symons said there was «an unbridgeable gap between an elected second chamber and maintaining the primacy of the Commons».

At this point it may be tempting to call Smith's vision «cinematic,» as more than a few professorial types in the past have staked a claim on his lyrics for literature, but this ignores the unbridgeable gaps between aural, written, and moving - image art — and he remained stubbornly a man of rock»n' roll.

Partially obliterated by the sentences taken from the very strict form Giulia had to sign upon arrival to the institution, these faces symbolize this unbridgeable gap.

This hyper - real sensation, however, does not displace the enigma of the picture for Tillmans, but rather reinforces the unbridgeable gap between extreme information and the inherent mystery of life, all the while underscoring the centrality of looking and observing.

While there has been much discussion about Magritte's interest in, and use of language in his work, this exhibition seeks to highlight the evolution of his word - pictures in the context of their metaphorical function; as figurative, and even abstract gestures that stand in for conceptual tropes, forcing the recipient of the message to complete an unbridgeable gap using their imagination.

While there can be an unbridgeable gap between knowledge and action, the MPs seem well versed in the shifting economic landscape.