Sentences with phrase «writ large through»

is a love story, but it's more about the ebbs and flows of life, the way relationships and settings change and evolve, writ large through the lens of two immortal beings who know the real writer of

At its core, Only Lovers Left Alive is a love story, but it's more about the ebbs and flows of life, the way relationships and settings change and evolve, writ large through the lens of two immortal beings who know the real writer of Hamlet and hung out with Lord Byron.

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Killmonger's view of Wakanda and Africa writ large, for instance, is filtered through partial history, myths, visions of royal heritage, and a yearning for a legacy that has been stripped away.

We know very little empirically about the degree to which public school choice writ large is associated with changes in the racial balance of schools, and if an association exists, through what mechanisms it might operate.

Through video, sculpture, photography and text, Sable Elyse Smith probes the trauma of incarceration as it has related to her own family and history, and the ways these same traumas have been writ - large in America as a result of mass incarceration.

Last year Roberta Smith wrote that Lewczuk's paintings suggest «streamlined details from the Chrysler Building writ large and filtered through Graffiti Art.»

Existing writing on Bailey invariably situates the artist's project as a racial one, concerned as it is with working through personal memory in relation to the African American experience writ large (not that the two can really be de-conflated).

At the level of a household or humanity writ large, our species has a well - worn habit of learning through failure, incrementally getting things a little bit less wrong each time.

Attempts to change copyright or entrench liability immunity through any means possible are rational actions at an individual level, but writ large they may undermine the legal fabric of our system and should be resisted.