Sentences with phrase «where apparitions»

Also visit the Sanctuary of our Lady of the Rosary in Fatima, a pilgrimage site where apparitions of the Virgin Mary were reported by three local children in 1917.

They read like detective novels, but then they step over the line into Stephen King country, where apparitions dance at the periphery of the senses and where evil becomes palpable — and ever so believable.

Tierney writes: The books in the series «read like detective novels, but then they step over the line into Stephen King country, where apparitions dance at the periphery of the senses and where evil becomes palpable — and ever so believable.»

This early morning darkness, where apparitions such as phantoms, ghosts or wraiths have been imagined, and where one's apprehensions lurk, is brushed aside by an energising burst of early morning sunlight as one awakens to a new dawn and the endless possibilities of a new day.

Taken in 2008 by a guest on our tour near the Castillo, NO ONE standing there in period costume where the apparition appeared!

Named after a town in New Jersey where an apparition of the Virgin Mary was said to have appeared on the window of a two - story house, Rachel Harrison's room - sized work Perth Amboy exemplifies a cross-disciplinary approach to making art.

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Firelight shudders on the floor, in the darkening window where our reflected faces loom and pass like faces glancing from a bus, watching us briefly; and through these apparitions, the empty trees.

The last apparition was October 13th where seventy thousand people witnessed a great solar miracle that converted many atheists who were there to witness it.

But the real focal point of this phenomenon — the true sacred place — lies about a mile away: the mountain where the first apparition occurred.

The horrifying apparition feeds on their fear and torments them no matter where they try to run.

With the elegant prose of Frederick Busch and the Irish sensibility of William Trevor, Lynch masterfully creates a world where mirage and apparition are commonplace, where people searching for connection and old comforts find them both near at hand and oddly out of reach.

Henrietta and two friends are being followed by a lurching apparition called the Wikkeling that demands to know, «Where do you go?»

Reportedly built by a Franciscan friar after an apparition of the Virgin Mary appeared to him on the spot, the church boasts fantastic views over Locarno from the rocky outcrop where it rests.

Out of no where hostile ghostly apparitions, called Mirages, appear and attack the people at the audition center.

The artist is known for her detailed and sensitive oil pastel works on chalkboard, as used for her four large works in The New Four Seasons, but her pictures are what she describes as apparitions, brief moments captured as with her new body of work, where the focus is not the trees or landscape but that moment of a leaf or insect disturbing the surface of the water... full article: http://www.widewalls.ch/myong-hi-kim-the-new-four-seasons-solo-exhibition-art-projects-international-new-york-2015/

He boarded a bus to New York, where he enrolled at Cooper Union, and explored an oil - based expressionism and loose figuration, reminiscent of apparitions in glass.

The female figure has become a mere apparition or spectre: a silhouette that is barely outlined, or a smile without a face; it's even withdrawn entirely from a few paintings, where only an empty frame or a black monochrome rectangle remain.

Lacy, gritty pieces made from materials such as Mylar, plaster and gold leaf are what you'll find at al - Hadid's first solo show at Ohwow, where images often hover on the verge of being apparitions.

Free Union, one of the paintings in the exhibition, has been described as:... one of Winters's most striking works from this period, irregular fan - shaped membranes floating like apparitions on a silvery, vaporous ground, where bits of rudimentary, cellular matter surface and dissolve.

In point of fact there is no reference to Christ eating meat, ever, except for after the resurrection where he ate a bite of broiled fish to convince the apostles he was risen from the dead and not an apparition.