Sentences with phrase «whose very nature»

It culminates in the 1960s, with avant - garde works forged out of the traditions of weaving and craft (disciplines that had historically welcomed women), as well as new types of unorthodox objects whose very nature challenged art historical conventions and boundaries.

In fact, a whopping 96 per cent of it is made of something whose very nature we are at a loss to describe — something utterly unlike the ordinary matter that makes up stars and galaxies, planets and moons, birds and bees.

What the Reformation ends up with is not a God whose very Nature is Unconditional Love; but a Father God whose Love can never be immediately experienced by the believer; but only through a scape - goated Son cruelly sacrificed in our stead — Calvin's Cosmic Bully!

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By «the mystery» Buber does not mean the as yet undiscovered but the essentially unknowable — «the undefinable and unfathomable,» whose inscrutableness belongs to its very nature.

We do not deny that liturgical and private prayer depend on one another, but because of the very nature of the Church it must be said that private prayer, especially if made in common, has a priority over official liturgical prayer whose ground and centre it remains.

A profoundly learned and thoughtful man whose very face showed the deep sensitivity of his nature, thus pondered the three main positions that seem open to us on the question of everlasting life.

Catholic doctrine, by its nature, can not be compromised by the Church whose very essence lies in its mission to proclaim its truths.

«This is of paramount importance to establishing the coupling of the Higgs boson to leptons and represents an important step towards measuring its couplings to third generation fermions, the very heavy copies of the electrons and quarks, whose role in nature is a profound mystery,» said Joel Butler, Spokesperson for the CMS collaboration.

The source of this life - changing bewilderment is teenager Barry Keoghan, whose somewhat unnerving stare (used to very different effect recently as the doomed innocent on Mark Rylance's small craft in Dunkirk) masks the true nature of his relationship with Farrell — not his son, or seemingly his lover, so why does the lad keep hanging around the hospital, and why is the latter buying him expensive watches?

Our investment strategy carries with it inherent risk control due to the very nature of the highly diversified types of companies we invest in, whose underlying assets cover a range of sectors and countries.

Here are the top hiding places to be aware of — especially if you have a kitten, whose extra-small size and extra-curious nature could land him in a very tight spot.

Indeed, while we tend to think of conceptual art as belonging very much to now, this challenging exhibition views it as a tightly defined historical phenomenon, whose heyday was 40 years and more ago, a period during which, the show claims, British artists changed the very nature of art.

It is a great encouragement for me that I have been chosen by the very prestigious jury for an award that has been created to honour the memory of a great artist — someone whose work connected to the deepest and most essential aspect of human nature.»

Robert Filliou: The Institute of Endless Possibilities positions Filliou as an object - maker whose sculptures examine the very nature of the creative act.

The show features five contemporary photographers whose work challenges the very nature of truth as documented by the photograph.

Together, the works present the artist's engagement with the evanescent properties of seeing and sensing, presenting artworks whose very appearance evinces the transitory nature of perception.

The second one is a work by Peter Campus, a post-minimal sculptor whose cerebral and calculated use of video explores the very nature of perception.

At once current and futuristic, surreal and familiar, nature seen through the lens of technology resonates deeply with us, perhaps because it allows us to don the hat of scientist and artist, both pioneers of the human potential whose very job entails crossing boundaries to explore new territory.

These tribes are not portrayed as noble savages living in harmony with nature, whose livelihoods or very existence is under threat from encroaching western civilisation or climate change, but as fellow humans whom it might be interesting to get to know.

By its very nature, civil disobedience is an act whose message is that the government and its laws are not the sole voice of moral authority.

Distinctions between citizens solely because of their ancestry are, by their very nature, odious to a free people whose institutions are founded upon the doctrine of equality.