Committed to direct observation, she brought a rare fancifulness into her work.
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But for all its antic fancifulness, this is also the truest, least over-the-top "Wozzeck" I've seen.
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The sense of fancifulness is enhanced by the seasonal, live butterfly zone, in which some 7,000 exotic butterflies have been set loose.
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The "Wozzeck" was a big success — Zachary Woolfe wrote in The New York Times that "for all its antic fancifulness, this is also the truest, least over-the-top 'Wozzeck' I've seen" — leaving Mr. Hinterhäuser in the enviable position of provoking arguments in his first season over which of the operas he programmed had been the standout.
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In the Middle Ages it was claimed that the Devil threw the stone there from Castleton, Derbyshire, about away, because the ringing of church bells annoyed him. Quite apart from the fancifulness of the legend, there is no New Red Sandstone outcrop in that part of Derbyshire from which the stone could have come.
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The Huang's Taiwan Dogs have existed continuously for generation, hence Huang Poren grew up in an environment surrounded by sculptures and Taiwan Dogs. Huang Poren has an innate sense of delicacy and fancifulness. In today's society, he has his own distinct thoughts toward human nature and generational changes. He wants to transmit his thoughts through new art creations instead of duplicating craft (such as 80,000 pieces of the same Guan Gong sculptures).
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Patton is Thomas' morality, his sense of right and wrong, his emotions, his feelings and his inner child. He has the appearance of the typical American family dad, wearing a blue polo shirt, a cardigan tied over his shoulders and black glasses, the same Warby Parker glasses Logan sports. He is based on the concept of Pathos, also by Aristotle, another of the three modes of persuasion, this one appealing to emotions. Roman is Thomas' creativity, his fancifulness, his hopes and dreams, his romanticism and his love for singing.
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Yan Zhenqing also drew inspiration from the Wei Bei () Style, which originated from Northern nomad minorities and focused on strength and simplicity. In 752, he wrote one of his best-known pieces, Duobao Pagoda Stele (). The stele has 34 lines, each containing 66 characters, and it was written for Emperor Xuanzong who at the time was an extremely pious Buddhist. The style of the calligraphy was close to that of the early Tang calligraphers, who emphasized elegance and "fancifulness"; yet it also pursued composure and firmness in its brush strokes, structuring characters on powerful frames with tender management on brushline.
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In 1892, Irish scholar Stopford A. Brooke remarked: "When we have made every allowance for a certain fancifulness, and for the bias which a well-loved theory creates, this book is a real contribution to Northern mythology."History of Early English Literature, Vol. I, 1892, p. 111, fn. While, in 1942, Fredrik Gadde concluded: > "Even though the views set forth by Rydberg never stood a chance of being > accepted, there are points in his exposition that deserve being once more > brought to light." Since their publication, some of Rydberg's mythological theories have been cited in a number of other scholarly works including his theory regarding a World Mill,Georgia de Santilliana and Hertha von Duchend, Hamlet's Mill, 1969.
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