Sentences with phrase «unformed as»

The idea of a dealer network was obviously unformed as well.

She has said, «I want the work to be attractive, but also for the materials to remain as raw and unformed as possible.»

Also, even Republicans acknowledge that Ellmers is entirely unformed as a candidate — nowhere near as developed as even Miller or Tinklenberg, who both had some campaign infrastructure to take advantage of the incumbent's slip.

He's learning how to play inside - out, which is ultimately good for his development, but long - term projections are still a tricky thing for a player as unformed as the Freak.

It turns out that things are not more coarse or crude or unformed as one goes down into the foundations of the physical world but more subtle, sophisticated, and intricate the deeper one goes.

Not exact matches

As the National Post's Andrew Coyne recently put it, Ford is a man of «limitless ego and unformed character.»

In an SEC filing, Graham Holdings said it was in discussions with Berkshire Hathaway regarding a transaction in which Berkshire would use its entire $ 1.1 billion Graham Holdings stake (roughly 28 % of the company) to acquire an «as yet unformed subsidiary» that would house an undisclosed business and other assets.

Look a bit closer and it might be easy to write him off as a damaged lot, some deep male nightmare of rage and exclusion, unformed and raw, blinking in the light, Grendel licking his chops.»

3.1 - 5 referred to it as «unformed, real, noumenal, immortal, moving, and yon.»

With the ancient altars no longer standing, with the sacrificial cultus interpreted as a mere foreshadowing of the access to God that Christians spiritually enjoyed, with the growing rituals of the new churches still plastic and unformed, personal prayer became the typical method of divine fellowship.

The two sins she most feared as a child go together, as it turns out: the dropping of an unformed child and blasphemy; abandonment by a father and angry unbelief.

Your eyes did see my unformed substance; And in your book they were all written, Even the days that were ordained for me, When as yet there was none of them.

«You formed my inmost parts,» the Psalmist prays, «you knitted me together in my mother's womb... Your eyes saw my unformed substance; in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them» (Psalm 139:13, 16).

Nor could it be eternal, as Aristotle had thought that unformed matter, as the substratum underlying all change, was itself without any change.

The former — religious experience — need not be highly articulated nor even highly conscious of God as God; it may be vague, diffused, and unformed, yet also a deliverance of what it feels like to be dependent upon a reality greater than anything human or natural.

As you repeatedly say, and I repeatedly agree, the currently pathetically unformed level of Left policy development around the utterly unexpected «Corbyn Surge», seriously undermines our ability to concretise the Left's fundamental ideological and policy breach with New Labourism / Blairism.

I would guess he has no wish to revise his own history to make it fit more neatly with the as - yet unformed policy of the Miliband years.

It was just a colour out of space — a frightful messenger from unformed realms of infinity beyond all Nature as we know it; from realms whose mere existence stuns the brain and numbs us with the black extra-cosmic gulfs it throws open before our frenzied eyes.

From being unformed, inapt as well as clouded square items of textile that hung aimlessly on the body, they have actually currently been changed right into sophisticated outfits that highlight all the right places.

Far from your ordinary music doc, the film is loosely set in a fictional 24 hours in Cave's life as he examines his own songwriting process and transforms his music from an unformed sketch to a live show scorcher.

so, yeah, the movie is definitely portraying him as pervy, but in a way, as you mention, that paints him as socially unformed and too stupid to know where lines are... which is also shown by his inappropriate nudity and his child - like adoration of Phil.

Blunt begins the film looking open and unformed, but her face subtly transforms throughout the course of the film, as if events altered her outside as well as in.

Most of the small coastal towns are completely unformed, and villages in the northwest and northeast are drastically culled in numbers as well.

An impressionistic masterwork, Boyhood is arguably both Linklater's most ambitious project and his most easygoing, revelling in the amorphousness of his conceit as well as the freedom it allows him to putter around in the unformed material of his characters» still - unfolding lives.

An as - of - yet unformed Japanese company wishes to accomplish something that none has attempted befor:, setting standards for digital book distribution, their prices, and terms of using the service.

What felt unformed and gangly in the first half becomes svelt and athletic; what was meandering becomes as sure and steady as a freight train....

I sent this as a regular e-mail because I was not sure that it was suitable for use in your Letters to the Editor section (as the thinking here is so unformed).

Diarrhea is the passage of feces as unformed or loose stools, usually in increased volume and frequency of passage.

Diarrhea is defined as the rapid movement of fecal matter through the digestive tract, involving poor absorption of water, nutrients and electrolytes and passage of soft, watery, unformed stools.

Working with such institutions as the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, he organized more than 20 exhibitions, including «Modern Opulence in Vienna: The Wittgenstein Vitrine» (2015), «Form / Unformed» (2013), «Gustav Stickley and the American Arts and Crafts Movement» (2010), and «Modernism in American Silver: 20th - Century Design» (2005).

Bevington describes her practice as «a desire to communicate something incomplete and unformed.»

He has never offered a «painting» or «sculpture» in the traditional sense, rather his work is based upon the premise of an as - yet - unformed sculptural space and projection surface.

Each evolution in her work possesses a sense of the inchoate; the embryonic promise of something new and as yet unformed.

As in previous exhibitions (for instance, the 2010 exhibition Micro, Aureo, Adela at MACRO, Rome, or Tamaris at Château de Montbéliard in 2012), salt is a central element of the work, a precarious testimony of the subtle balance between form and the unformed, pure geometry and chaos.

Ahead of his time, with so many vague and unformed but interesting ideas, it is fair to say that his spatial concept foreshadowed installation and environmental art and his promotion of gesture as art prompted performance as art.

It's surprising, then, that his work remains so accessibly priced — a result of the fact that his market is as - yet unformed (his work has only been at auction three times, all at Phillips in this past year).

For a 2002 solo show at East London's One in the Other, Bar - Amotz went further, leaving the equipment for a whole, as - yet - unformed band — keyboards, bass, drum machine — lying around and plugged into molded fiberglass backpack - speakers in the shape of dragons, slugs, and grasshoppers: a seductive, wrong - footing aesthetic seemingly designed to distract one from stage fright.

As such, maternal deprivation is the cause of unformed or weak attachments between mother and child regardless of the physical presence of the mother (or permanent mother - figure), duration of time during which affection is lacking, or severity of affect - deprivation (Bowlby, 1951).