Sentences with phrase «very essence of his subjects»
A pioneer of the environmental portrait, he dedicated himself to exploring the very essence of his subjects and finding the best environment that would express it.
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«The bill would subject Nigerians and civil society to extensive government control and interference that it would negate the very essence of the constitutionally and internationally recognized rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly.
For all the ways in which the subject matter apparently touches on very public issues (the economy of the land, LGBT rights, post-Brexit attitudes), in essence the film is absolutely intimate and personal, shaped by marvellously believable performances and ultimately achieving a heart - rending authenticity.
Bev sculpt her subjects in clay, striving to capture the very essence of the sitter.
If speed is of the essence for reasons of limitation we do offer a 5 day and a 48 hour service subject to our workload, but the solicitors who need thi service are always very grateful to find that our Chambers can deliver it.
The essence of a dock statement, its very character, is that it is unsworn and not subject to examination whether the questions are asked by Crown counsel or the judge.
Bev sculpt her subjects in clay, striving to capture the very essence of the sitter.
Bev sculpt her subjects in clay, striving to capture the very essence of the sitter.