The boy's simpleness was both an annoyance and an enticement.
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Sin itself is often easier than simpleness to pardon and condone.
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The thirst for love, without love of learning, sinks into simpleness.
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Yes, without doubt, here is that first garden of her simpleness.
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To exist and walk upright in simpleness and quiet is the sum of their desires.
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Truly I find small difficulty here, the matter being even a child's affair for simpleness.
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Yet the simpleness of his sorrow prevailed, and I listened with the wet in my eyes.
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There is a definitive goal to persuade in the simpleness of this representation which cannot be missed.
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The dear innocence of its winsome ways, its simpleness and quaint airs of sagacity, are perpetual fascinations.
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Pajarita's style can be described as lo-fi pop, dreamy and awesomely catchy for its simpleness and discretion.
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He has a charming simpleness, if such a thing can be said about a 49-year-old man nicknamed Donnie Baseball.
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The cultural preference of simpleness that has been with us throughout our long history is very solid and lies deep inside us.
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In that land men worship the ox, for his simpleness and for his meekness, and for the profit that comes of him.
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In life sometimes the simpleness of the countryside gives us a relaxed and cosy feeling by keeping us away from the bustle of life.
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The article also describes the circumstances in which a person can be declared legally incompetent, which applies to cases of weakness or simpleness of mind.
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And while the male-female ensembles are effective in moving the action along, there is a robotic simpleness to the male groups in the second act.
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Bergstrom from PopMatters criticized "Fascinated", which he called an "undistinguished, flat-out boring song". He continued by questioning the refrain's simpleness and the production, which he found "annoying".
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When we design and manufacture our machines, we always bear in mind the main features of our equipments, those simpleness and rationality, which are our products best cards.
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Vishwa makes her understand her believes are not true. His helping nature, simpleness attracted her. She falls for him instantly. How does she win his love forms the plot of the movie.
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In the centre of the tubes, an animated vertical fountain in a transparent cylinder reveals the material and its simpleness, especially at night when the structure is illuminated by the magic of the night lighting.
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It does block the iron sights when mounted and can be dismantled from the side mount very quickly and easily. The simpleness and convenience of this mounting system make this scope a very combat effective and practical system.
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Its roof, columns, interior designs, etc. were all painted brown to create simpleness, warmness and so on. “Nghi Luong Dinh” where guests who come from all directions can stop their feet for resting, drinking tea- water and discussing the Buddha's Teaching with monastic monks.
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Ryan describes Bryan as being the show's villain. The characters Flatpack, Grace 2 and Grace 3 were not in the pilot and were later additions. Bailey describes the relationship between Flatpack and Beer as a, "one-sided unrequited beautiful love." Bailey also claims that he is an "open book" due to his simpleness.
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The message that Nomadi has promoted from its beginning is of denunciation and social commitment, clean and never too political. They carry it throughout Italy, even in the smallest towns. Their sound is instantly recognisable for its cleaness and simpleness, even if some arrangements on the old albums tended to be a bit overblown as was typical of the 1960s in general. In 2003 they released Quaranta (Forty), a double CD with 34 tracks.
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" College English. (Mar 1978) 39.7 pp. 834–40. The deriding reactions of the members of the upper class watching Robin and his colleagues' performance would have been familiar to even the more professional actors in Shakespeare's day. Some scholars have seen in Theseus' words about the performance a note of sympathy and pleading the cause of the actor: "For never anything can be amiss / when simpleness and duty tender it ..."Schelling, Felix E. "The Common Folk of Shakespeare.
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Because of this, Pochi often causes trouble for the other members of the party. When Pochi's heart is moved by something, it has a habit of clapping its hands in applause. Pochi is the opposite of Utsho, as it has no skills in lying in the least, and is quite simple. However, thanks to that simpleness, Pochi was able to obtain one of the 9 Treasures, the "Seven- Colored Rainbow" very easily, which the others could not do.
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Track 10, "She Really Got to You", is an "upbeat tune [with] a sonic signature" that sounds like twee pop. Both "Lost in the Sun" and "She Really Got to You" were influenced by electronica music. The album closes with "The Conversation", which was first created by Schlesinger on his guitar while experimenting in the studio. Despite Chase and Schlesinger disliking the slowness and simpleness of the track, Durand pushed for its inclusion on All Hours.
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The most important characteristics of this art movement include; simplicity (where no excessive subject matters are utilized), repetitions (where artists employ repetitive colors and lines in the artworks), geometric shapes (where rectangles and circles are often employed in the painting to convey a sense of simpleness and coherence). Other important characteristics include using very little materials, props and other symbols in the creation of the composition.Inan, Sukriye, 2014, ‘The effects of minimalist movement on painting arts and music’, University Department of Fine Art, vol. 5, pp. 11-22.
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Bhagavata Sampradaaya is a very old vedic tradition that respects all the darshana shastras & siddantas. It is neutral to any particular practices like only Vaishnava, Smarta, Shakta, Gaanapatya, Saura etc., And instructs to practice the rituals that is in accordance with Vedas. Some of the practices of this Sampradaaya are continuous study of Vedas, all time chanting of Gayatri, Nitya Agni Upaasana, Atiti Satkaara, Vaishwadeva, Pancha Yagnas, Daana-Dharma, Simpleness, humbleness, socially accepted life style, Sachitdananda Dhyana, leaving egotism, Sarva samarpana Bhaava of one's own Sampat-Bhakti-Punya Karma-Knowledge.
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The spectacular late-Baroque decorations of the chapel of the sacristy and its Transparente (mid-18th century) by Francisco Hurtado Izquierdo and containing polychromatic marbles, solomonic columns, and gilded leafwork, contrast with the rocky serene simpleness of the cloisters. The silver decoration of the church included a silver “custodia” weighing some 24 arrobas (approximately 15 kilogram per arroba), which among with many other items, was probably looted by Napoleon's troops. There is a large 15th-century carved wood reredos in excellent condition, and a fine ironwork screen segregating the monastic choir from the nave.
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Steering oar of a Roman boat, 1st century AD (RG-Museum, Cologne) Roman navigation used sexillie quarter steering oars that went in the Mediterranean through a long period of constant refinement and improvement, so that by Roman times ancient vessels reached extraordinary sizes.Lawrence V. Mott, The Development of the Rudder, A.D. 100-1600: A Technological Tale, Thesis May 1991, Texas A&M; University, p.1 The strength of the steering oar lay in its combination of effectiveness, adaptability and simpleness. Roman quarter steering oar mounting systems survived mostly intact through the medieval period.
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Both RPGamer reviewers noted that Mother 3 has few penalties for death. Jackson reflected that while the game is humorous and grows in enjoyment, it has some somber moments as well. Eisenbeis of Kotaku cited "the importance of mothers" as a key theme about which the game revolves, which he preferred to the mid-game "slapstick insanity" and final plot twist. Parkin wrote that the game was filled with "memorable moments", including a character who criticizes the player "for not giggling at puns", frogs with progressively silly costumes that save the game, a "reconstructed mecha caribou" battle, a bad haiku, and the "campfire scene", and that while the game's simpleness could have lent towards "raw stupidity", instead it was "elegant in its simplicity".
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While Hasidic mystics considered the existence of the physical world a contradiction to God's simpleness, Maimonides saw no contradiction. According to Chasidic thought (particularly as propounded by the 18th century, early 19th-century founder of Chabad, Shneur Zalman of Liadi), God is held to be immanent within creation for two interrelated reasons: # A very strong Jewish belief is that "[t]he Divine life-force which brings [the universe] into existence must constantly be present ... were this life-force to forsake [the universe] for even one brief moment, it would revert to a state of utter nothingness, as before the creation ..." # Simultaneously, Judaism holds as axiomatic that God is an absolute unity, and that he is Perfectly Simple—thus, if his sustaining power is within nature, then his essence is also within nature. The Vilna Gaon was very much against this philosophy, for he felt that it would lead to pantheism and heresy. According to some this is the main reason for the Gaon's ban on Chasidism.
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