Freya's icy airlessness comes through in the different robes and layers of armor she wears.
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The stains, the airlessness, the scratch marks on the walls... I obsess over those scratches.
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In our current spate of live TV musicals, that problem shows most in the airlessness of the sets.
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The cabin was not visible, but it was present, a sore at my side, a feeling of density and airlessness.
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It was hard not to feel depressed by our room, which had the corporate airlessness of such places, comfort sterilized of any human touch.
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Other critics have held that Joyce was deadly serious in this autobiographical fiction, and that the airlessness of the style is an ineradicable artistic misjudgment.
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And second, that far-right personalities attract people by offering an escape from the airlessness of liberalism, a chance to rebel against its cultural hegemony and increasing ideological conformism.
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In this ballet, where so much happens at once, there are patches of airlessness and a sense that Mr. Ratmansky is on a mission to not allow one note to escape his choreographic grasp.
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Over the course of several months, they would be exposed to vacuum tests that simulated the airlessness and low temperatures of space and to vibration and acoustic tests that mimic the shaking and caterwaul of an actual launch.
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I can't say what that will be, but I will say what I want from my own ghosts of loss, and wish for everyone else: that out of that airlessness might come, in time, something that looks progressively more like life.
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" In an echo of Australia's last election, especially concerning the votes in Queensland that shifted toward One Nation, he adds that "far-right personalities attract people by offering an escape from the airlessness of liberalism, a chance to rebel against its cultural hegemony and increasing ideological conformism.
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Mostly, though, First Love is the kind of film that's designed for seen-it-all genre fans who know these tropes (the scheming criminal, the dewy ingenues, the cold-hearted lady assassin, and so on) and appreciate seeing them tweaked in new directions, and treated with an air of fond familiarity rather than dour airlessness.
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Atelectasis of the middle lobe on a sagittal CT reconstruction. Atelectasis may be an acute or chronic condition. In acute atelectasis, the lung has recently collapsed and is primarily notable only for airlessness. In chronic atelectasis, the affected area is often characterized by a complex mixture of airlessness, infection, widening of the bronchi (bronchiectasis), destruction, and scarring (fibrosis).
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"Crawley, Peter. "Making no assumptions: Colm Tóibín’s 'Testament of Mary' closes on Broadway despite Tony nominations", Irishtheatremagazine, May 2013 On the other hand, a review in Backstage commented, "the stage is littered with a mix of properly historical and more-contemporary items, and Mary is seen smoking what appear to be joints of marijuana and swigging from a commercially labeled liquor bottle. None of these things are in the printed script, and they begin to feel so calculated and intellectualized that an airlessness pervades the proceedings.
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Having disposed of its enemies, it orders Stanton to pilot it back to the Moon, where Turlough will use the TARDIS he described to pilot it anywhere it wishes to go in time and space. Stanton, however, escapes and flees to the cargo hold—and when the Vrall pursues him, he deliberately opens the hatch. He and the Vrall are expelled into space, along with all of the air in the ship... The Doctor's Gallifreyan metabolism enables him to survive the cold and airlessness of the lunar crater long enough for him to find a spacesuit which the mutineers had abandoned to lighten their ship's load. Even so, he nearly dies before reaching the TARDIS, but fortunately the shutdown of the force fields has put an end to the interference which kept Kamelion from emerging.
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