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Scorpio season brings a sense of weightiness to every relationship.

Despite its weightiness, the show has inspired various jaunty memes.

" She adds, "There is a weightiness to that that no other person really understands.

Still, the legato elegance and vocal weightiness of his singing have their own rewards.

When you read abortion stories there's often a tinge of regret or a hint of weightiness.

The Danish quartet brought out both the brooding weightiness and near-crazed intensity of the music.

There's an art to using one well, which adds a little weightiness to the act of writing.

At times, for all the bracing vigor and transparency, I wanted more traditional Wagnerian weightiness and depth.

There is a sullen glamour, a weightiness and sadness to these subjects that purposely counters Newton's or Bourdin's fantasies.

Mr. Levine conducted a restless account of Siegfried's Rhine Journey and brought dark weightiness to Siegfried's Death and Funeral March.

Lauer ended the evening by asking Trump about the weightiness of the decision to launch a military operation as president.

My biggest concern was that The Good Place's sunny tone wouldn't mesh particularly well with the weightiness of a Planned Final Season.

While smooth, classic leather might be the safer go-to, winter is a time you can really explore weightiness and textures, like suede.

And it's almost more difficult to make happy art, while at the same time there's a weightiness that's always given immediately to sadder art.

But, given the weightiness of the accusations, the final push for input from Mr. Mueller's office appears to have taken place on internet time.

It's a pursuit that can and must encompass even the smallest functions of government in order to live up to the weightiness of its words.

This is what makes Chris feel so rare: It's an incredibly pleasant pop record that's nevertheless uncompromising in its weightiness, which, ultimately feels almost absurdly optimistic.

With the exception of Faris's presence, which by and large was significant, the rest of the exhibition's content did not give justice to the weightiness of its theme.

Snowden had a shot, boasting both a big-name star in Joseph Gordon-Levitt, a major director in Oliver Stone and the topical weightiness of an awards season player.

Despite the weightiness of some of his subjects, he was a mirthful man who reveled in life's mysteries, took delight in mischief-making and retained his capacity for wonder.

Pay no attention to the piano gimmick and all that remains of "Brick" is a man imagining a woman drowning both herself and those around her with the weightiness of her #FemaleProblems.

Thanks to often-descending melodic motifs and stark rhythmic eruptions, the work evoked some of the weightiness of its title, which references both the Book of Ezekiel and a William Blake poem.

The weightiness of the dark colors belies the lightness of the paper, while the black border disappears into the frame's black mounting board, which extends an inch beyond the edge of the sheet.

Cillizza is the Platonic ideal of the Politicon speaker: more fixated on the spectacle of the news cycle than the weightiness of the news itself, a man with a totally apolitical approach to politics.

I know the long list of black names that have become social media hashtags, and have heard many friends and family members relate uncomfortable interactions with the police, so these screen moments achieve a distinct weightiness.

At 883 pages, Fall clocks in at about the standard Stephenson weightiness, and I can see now that the length of his books is both one of his greatest weaknesses and greatest strengths as a writer.

HaptX Glove Pain level: Gloveless snowball fight Microfluidic actuators in the glove press into your skin to create the sensation of movement, texture, and weightiness, replicating the skittering of a spider or the sting of an ice shard.

This one was a little weird, only because it is a hugely emotional thing to deal with that didn't feel like it got enough screen time in the finale — certainly not enough for the weightiness of the issue.

Gallery staffers pointed out the solidity of the sculpture: Due to the weightiness of its material (Plasticine is most often used as modeling clay by children), the work had to be shown on a plinth to protect the floor.

Born at Paris's venerated art and architecture school, the École des Beaux-Arts, the hallmarks of the movement from the 193th and early 20th centuries are classical weightiness, grandeur and tradition combined with a technologically aided focus on lightness, uplift and intricate ornamentation.

Her pieces — large, vividly painted animal heads and planets; a massive, ancient-looking diving helmet that seems to be encrusted with rust and brine as though it were fished from the bottom of a wreck — convey both a weightiness and a sense of whimsy.

There are highfalutin concepts and obscure album titles and even more obscure lyrical references, but more often than not, Longstreth's songwriting and arrangement prowess, and the musicians he surrounds himself with, transcends any weightiness of pretension, instead using these outré concepts to obfuscate obvious meaning in an attempt at something larger.

It's not simply that his work is often highly ironic, but that his uses of language might be described as just outside of conventional expression — as the title of his new collection, Near / Miss suggests — which creates both a lightness and a weightiness in the writing that is odd in American poetry.

The shared concern shouldn't be that the media will report things that reflect poorly on Clinton, or that opinion writers will thumb the scales for their preferred candidates, but that in an effort to demonstrate balance, outlets will abandon judgment about the weightiness of the stories they tell, while behaving as if their collective judgment is infallible.

I'll spare you (and him) the jokey part and all the flourish, and say only how transcendent it was, as a super-religious, super-isolated kid, to find my universe represented on the page, to see my questions and concerns wrestled with bravely and honestly and with their weightiness leavened, again and again, by good cheer.

A flared and rusticated limestone base reinforces the visual weightiness of the building. The building's interior was noteworthy for its expansive hallways, which also housed the school's library. It also featured a grand staircase between floors.

Andrea Celesti, Esther before King Ahasuerus Andrea Celesti (1637–1712) was an Italian painter of the Baroque period, working in Venice. His style gravitated over the years from a turgid and academic weightiness to a lighter, looser brushstroke.

The term originates in Germany and derives from the "weightiness" of the debates' participants and the significance of the event. The word was subsequently adopted in Austria and Switzerland and is currently in use there, but has no uniformly agreed meaning.

In the process, riders begin to rotate 360 degrees with each passing swinging cycle. At its peak, La Revolucion swings guests 64 feet in the air. The ride is positively raved for the sensation of weightiness throughout the duration of the ride.

" Writing for HotNewHipHop, Richard Bryan said, "Milky Way is pretty much perfect vacation music. Soundtracks to laugh, and drink, and periodically, dance to. Despite the lack of weightiness to the work, Bas genuinely seems to be having fun experimenting with new styles and rhythms.

The result is a thick-grooved song that's dynamic and has a weightiness to it." He also spoke to Kerrang! to discuss the topic further while also revealing they weren't going to release anything until a fan mentioned something via a Twitter Q&A;: "The song is dark and brooding. We wanted to capture a different feeling than a straight-ahead 'zombie killer' track.

Archway in main entry featuring wrought-iron scrollwork The building was designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. The exterior, which was composed of red brick and Anamosa Limestone and Bedford limestone, featured simple and bold massing. A flared and rusticated limestone base reinforced the visual weightiness of the building. A bell tower was constructed in brick on the front of the building and was removed in the 1940s.

Over military drums and "squalls of noise", Björk sings about "her hedonistic tendencies". The orchestral interlude "You've Been Flirting Again", like the previous track "Enjoy", features "mysterious or open-ended lyrics". They are an attempt to describe the nature of flirting, which is "ambiguous and slippery"; the playfulness of the song's title contrasting with the "weightiness" of its words. "Isobel" is a string-laden, orchestral trip hop song, with a "visually rich narrative".

Scrivener also quoted Tischendorf about the weightiness of the Cyprian referencing gravissimus est Cyprianus de eccles. unitate 5. Westcott and Hort assert: "Tert and Cyp use language which renders it morally certain that they would have quoted these words had they known them; Cyp going so far as to assume a reference to the Trinity in the conclusion of v. 8"Westcott and Hort The New Testament in the Original Greek, p.

Yet the relentless weightiness of the proceedings wears down the viewer and limits the film's appeal to a specialized audience . . . Existing in a holding room between upscale kitchen- sink reality and allegory, The Secret Rapture challenges the director and performers to find their ground. Stevenson effects a powerful, strident and unpleasant pose that ultimately works against the material. Others in the cast are less successful in finding a balance, though Whalley-Kilmer gains our sympathies in an eccentric, bravura [performance].

This Buddha's robes flow down the front of the platform and betray the weightiness of the figure. A series of animated elements contrast the serene and regular Buddha. His head is surrounded by a flaming halo, in which are seated the Seven Buddhas of the Past (previous incarnations of Buddhahood preceding Shaka). A jewel of flames on an inverted lotus blossom, representing the wisdom of the Buddha, appears above the Shaka's head, and its leafed vine encircles the Buddha's head.

Third, some believe euthanasia for minors is more impermissible than adults. Bovens outlines the five most used arguments in support of this third point: #Weightiness: We do not allow minors to vote or buy cigarettes, so why should we allow them to make decisions about life and death? #Capability of Discernment: Minors are not capable of judging what is best for them. #Pressure: Minors will be pressured by parents into deciding for euthanasia since it may be best for the parents' emotional or financial needs.

The loss was not only visual or tactile – Majorettes lost their characteristic weightiness and solid feel. The original Majorette brand survives. After Majorette's parent company Ideal loisirs was purchased by the German entity Triumph Adler, now entering the 21st century, batches of better castings have been introduced, as well as an image face lift that includes a modified logo, and a toning down of the bright aesthetics of the 1980s and 1990s. This was in touch with the automobile industry's trend of using plainer, metallic paints.

Here Panurge is not as crafty as Pantagruel and is stubborn in his will to turn every sign to his advantage, refusing to listen to advice he had himself sought out. For example, when Her Trippa reads dark omens in his future marriage, Panurge accuses him of the same blind self-love (philautie) from which he seems to suffer. His erudition is more often put to work for pedantry than let to settle into wisdom. By contrast, Pantagruel's speech has gained in weightiness by the third book, the exuberance of the young giant having faded.

Catholic Bishop Robert Barron says that the talents in this parable are "a share in the mercy of God, a participation in the weightiness of the divine love," rather than personal abilities or wealth. He utilizes the interpretation of Old Testament professor Robert Schoenstene, who argues that a talent in ancient Jewish times was very weighty thus five talents was extremely heavy. Such heaviness would remind to the heaviest weight of all, the kabod (lit. heaviness) of God in the Temple of Jerusalem, accordingly the most heavy of all is the mercy of God.

The primary architectural element is the arcade of rounded compound arches or archivolts springing from broad piers. The massing is heavy, solid, and imposing. This weightiness is further emphasized by the flat roof and the recessed window and door openings. The substation was renovated in 1912 to meet the growing needs of the burgeoning trolley system - the electrical equipment was upgraded, three bays were added to the west end of the building, a second story was added within the volume of the building, the original office space was removed, and the tile floor was replaced with reinforced concrete throughout the building.

The Balance is divided into three sections: The Balance, which focuses on personal finance content; The Balance Careers; and The Balance Small Business. While Dotdash launched all of its brands with a graphics-heavy design scheme, The Balance's is more restrained to "reflect the weightiness of the topic," according to Dotdash CEO Neil Vogel. At launch, The Balance featured more than 34,000 pieces of content written by 70 contributors. The site is written with a tone designed to appeal to millennials and younger generations, though it covers financial topics that are relevant to readers of all ages.

Its outer edges do not sit directly on the sanctuary walls but rise above them, relieving what could be a perception of oppressive weightiness, according to Carter Wiseman, one of Kahn's biographers. The massive ceiling structure is partly supported by twelve slender columns embedded in the sanctuary walls, three columns per wall. Square brackets on top of the central column in each wall support the lower folds of the slab. The brackets are split in the middle to allow the fold to be perceived as passing through to the outer corridor walls, which provide much of the ceiling support.

All members received praise for their performances, including Hackett coming across as a more dominant member of the group with his "frenetic, choppy style", Collins' backup harmony vocals and Rutherford's "thick, foreboding bass chords and gentle acoustics". Colin Irwin wrote a negative review of the "Counting Out Time" single, with its "weary, tepid approach" and a "woeful, dreary three and a half minutes". Since its release, the album has been met with critical acclaim. In 1978, Nick Kent wrote for New Musical Express that it "had a compelling appeal that often transcended the hoary weightiness of the mammoth concept that held the equally mammoth four sides of vinyl together".

This opposition motivated his subsequent selection for an ecclesiastical mission in Philadelphia. In 1821, the Propaganda Fide in Rome removed Norfolk, Virginia from the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, placing it within the new Diocese of Richmond. This upset Matthews, who arranged for Archbishop Ambrose Maréchal of Baltimore to use the diplomatic pouch of the French ambassador to the United States to express his misgivings; the ambassador would deliver the archbishop's letters to French ministers to the Holy See, who would present the communications. This would have provided some weightiness to Maréchal's petitions, but it is unclear if he made use of this arrangement..

Bell stated, > Lindberg has produced a major study both of Pound and modernism, a study > that is productively 'after' Nietzsche (the pun is hers, and is properly > deployed), and is certainly one of the best graphs of the Nietzschean filter > we have. Here is exciting reading which, if occasionally given to > unnecessary weightiness, forcefully obliges us to re-think our patterns of > consuming texts. Lindberg's wish to avoid, in the main, 'the Poundians' is > part of a necessary project to redeem Pound (and modernism) from what has so > often been a debate that formalizes, dehistoricizes, and anaesthetizes its > subject. George Kearns reviewed the book for Paideuma.

This technique, now most closely associated with Japanese kaiju or monster movies, has come to be called "suitmation," a term originated in the Japanese fan press during the 1980s. Through intense lighting and high-speed filming, Tsuburaya was able to add to the realism of the effects by giving them a slightly slower, ponderous weightiness. This technique, using detailed miniatures with men-in-monster-suits, is still being used today (but combined with CGI techniques as well) and is now considered a traditional Japanese craft art. The tremendous success of Godzilla led Toho to produce a series of science fiction films, films introducing new monsters, and further films involving the Godzilla character itself.

The Catalogue of Ships (, neōn katálogos) is an epic catalogue in Book 2 of Homer's Iliad (2.494-759), which lists the contingents of the Achaean army that sailed to Troy.Homer, Iliad 2.494-759 The catalogue gives the names of the leaders of each contingent, lists the settlements in the kingdom represented by the contingent, sometimes with a descriptive epithet that fills out a half-verse or articulates the flow of names and parentage and place, and gives the number of ships required to transport the men to Troy, offering further differentiations of weightiness. A similar, though shorter, Catalogue of the Trojans and their allies follows (2.816–877). A similar catalogue appears in the Pseudo-Apollodoran Bibliotheca.

Brown, W. Dale. (2006). The Book of Buechner: a journey through his writings. London: Westminster John Knox Press. p. 339. an ‘encore visit to several of Buechner’s concerns – theories of God, notions of grace and forgiveness, the weightiness of guilt, and the need for acceptance’.Brown, W. Dale. (2006). The Book of Buechner: a journey through his writings. London: Westminster John Knox Press. p. 320. Buechner’s return to a first-person narrator, in the form of the Archangel Raphael, is marked by a difference in tone and perspective. Whereas doubt-filled prior narrators, in describing the lives and actions of their God-struck fellow-travellers, have given expression to the scepticism of the reader, the Archangel who ‘pass[es] in and out of the presence of the Holy One’Buechner, Frederick (1997).

Its use in Scheherazade's Arabian Nights demonstrates how the technique can result to the unification of the constituent members of story cycles. A non-fictional example of leitwortstil is in the book Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart: Thirty True Things You Need to Know Now written by Gordon Livingston, which is an anthology of personal anecdotes multiple times interjected by the phrases "Don't do the same thing and expect different results", "It is a bad idea to lie to yourself", and "No one likes to be told what to do". In the Bible, various forms of the verb "to see" also recur and underscore the idea of Abraham as a seer. There is also the repeated use of the root kbd in Samuel I, to indicate "weightiness, honor, glory".

Existence is thus weighty because it stands fixed in an infinite cycle. This weightiness is “the heaviest of burdens”, for “if every second of our lives recurs an infinite number of times, we are nailed to eternity as Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross.” At the same time, it is necessary for any event to occur in the cycle of events exactly as it has always occurred for the cycle to be identical; consequently, everything takes on an eternally fixed meaning. This fact prevents one from believing things to be fleeting and worthless. The inverse of this concept is Kundera's “unbearable lightness of being.” Assuming that eternal return were impossible, humankind would experience an “absolute absence of burden,” and this would “[cause] man to be lighter than air” in his lack of weight of meaning.

Erin Bell of GameZebo gives the game 4/5 stars, commenting positively that the game actually enables to "role-play" Michiko allowing the player to spend their time cooking or cleaning rather than forcing them into traditional role-playing games like Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy, making Cute Knight as a short-story version of such games. She opined that Cute Knight is a great casual game stating it "strips away a lot of...weightiness while remaining true to its RPG roots. The result is a light adventure that's easy to get into and can be played in short spurts - in other words, it's perfect for the casual gamer." While her comments are generally positive, she does comment on the graphics being mediocre, but complains more about the tasks which she comments can become repetitive wishing there was some kind of mini-game to break the monotony.

He always retained a certain German weightiness to his designs."A Germanic taste for plastic, three-dimensional forms", according to Sherman Lee (in The Cleveland Museum of Art 1973); When the practice of stamping the carcasses of furniture was introduced in Paris, Latz was already in full career. Nevertheless, his style is individual enough that a range of unstamped case furniture, writing tables and especially clock cases, his specialty,A cartel clock case with its matching wall bracket at the Art Institute of Chicago (acc. no. 1975.172 ab) was attributed to Latz and dated c 1735-40 by Henry Hawley; the Cleveland Museum of Art also has a longcase clock (acc. no. 49.200) veneered with tortoiseshell and brass marquetry, stamped by Latz and dated 1744 but completed after 1745, as not all its mounts are stamped with the crowned c (Hawley 1970; Bellaigue 1974).

Writing in the Toronto Star, Vinay Menon calls "Once More, with Feeling" "dazzling" and writes of "Joss Whedon's inimitable genius"; he goes on to say "(f)or a show that already violates conventions and morphs between genres, its allegorical narrative zigging and zagging seamlessly across chatty comedy, drama and over-the-top horror, 'Once More, with Feeling' is a towering achievement [...] The show may be anchored by existential weightiness, it may be painted with broad, supernatural brushstrokes, but in the end, this coming- of-age story, filled with angst and alienation, is more real than any other so-called teen drama [...] So let's add another line of gushing praise: 'Once More, with Feeling' is rhapsodic, original, deeply affecting, and ultimately, transcendental. Quite simply, television at its best."Menon, Vinay (November 13, 2002). "Brilliant Buffy still slays us", The Toronto Star, p. D01. The episode was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Musical Direction, but the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) neglected to include the title on the ballots for Emmy nominations in 2002.

Scorpio season brings a sense of weightiness to every relationship. from Refinery 29
Despite its weightiness, the show has inspired various jaunty memes. from The New York Times
" She adds, "There is a weightiness to that that no other person really understands. from People
Still, the legato elegance and vocal weightiness of his singing have their own rewards. from The New York Times
When you read abortion stories there's often a tinge of regret or a hint of weightiness. from The New York Times
The Danish quartet brought out both the brooding weightiness and near-crazed intensity of the music. from The New York Times
There's an art to using one well, which adds a little weightiness to the act of writing. from Wired
At times, for all the bracing vigor and transparency, I wanted more traditional Wagnerian weightiness and depth. from The New York Times
There is a sullen glamour, a weightiness and sadness to these subjects that purposely counters Newton's or Bourdin's fantasies. from Hyperallergic
Mr. Levine conducted a restless account of Siegfried's Rhine Journey and brought dark weightiness to Siegfried's Death and Funeral March. from The New York Times
Lauer ended the evening by asking Trump about the weightiness of the decision to launch a military operation as president. from Vice
My biggest concern was that The Good Place's sunny tone wouldn't mesh particularly well with the weightiness of a Planned Final Season. from Vox
While smooth, classic leather might be the safer go-to, winter is a time you can really explore weightiness and textures, like suede. from Refinery 29
And it's almost more difficult to make happy art, while at the same time there's a weightiness that's always given immediately to sadder art. from The Verge
But, given the weightiness of the accusations, the final push for input from Mr. Mueller's office appears to have taken place on internet time. from The New York Times
It's a pursuit that can and must encompass even the smallest functions of government in order to live up to the weightiness of its words. from The Hill
This is what makes Chris feel so rare: It's an incredibly pleasant pop record that's nevertheless uncompromising in its weightiness, which, ultimately feels almost absurdly optimistic. from Vice
With the exception of Faris's presence, which by and large was significant, the rest of the exhibition's content did not give justice to the weightiness of its theme. from Hyperallergic
Snowden had a shot, boasting both a big-name star in Joseph Gordon-Levitt, a major director in Oliver Stone and the topical weightiness of an awards season player. from Mashable
Despite the weightiness of some of his subjects, he was a mirthful man who reveled in life's mysteries, took delight in mischief-making and retained his capacity for wonder. from The New York Times
Pay no attention to the piano gimmick and all that remains of "Brick" is a man imagining a woman drowning both herself and those around her with the weightiness of her #FemaleProblems. from Buzzfeed News
Thanks to often-descending melodic motifs and stark rhythmic eruptions, the work evoked some of the weightiness of its title, which references both the Book of Ezekiel and a William Blake poem. from The New York Times
The weightiness of the dark colors belies the lightness of the paper, while the black border disappears into the frame's black mounting board, which extends an inch beyond the edge of the sheet. from Hyperallergic
Cillizza is the Platonic ideal of the Politicon speaker: more fixated on the spectacle of the news cycle than the weightiness of the news itself, a man with a totally apolitical approach to politics. from Business Insider
I know the long list of black names that have become social media hashtags, and have heard many friends and family members relate uncomfortable interactions with the police, so these screen moments achieve a distinct weightiness. from The New York Times
At 883 pages, Fall clocks in at about the standard Stephenson weightiness, and I can see now that the length of his books is both one of his greatest weaknesses and greatest strengths as a writer. from Vox
HaptX Glove Pain level: Gloveless snowball fight Microfluidic actuators in the glove press into your skin to create the sensation of movement, texture, and weightiness, replicating the skittering of a spider or the sting of an ice shard. from Wired
This one was a little weird, only because it is a hugely emotional thing to deal with that didn't feel like it got enough screen time in the finale — certainly not enough for the weightiness of the issue. from Mashable
Gallery staffers pointed out the solidity of the sculpture: Due to the weightiness of its material (Plasticine is most often used as modeling clay by children), the work had to be shown on a plinth to protect the floor. from The New York Times
Born at Paris's venerated art and architecture school, the École des Beaux-Arts, the hallmarks of the movement from the 193th and early 20th centuries are classical weightiness, grandeur and tradition combined with a technologically aided focus on lightness, uplift and intricate ornamentation. from The New York Times
Her pieces — large, vividly painted animal heads and planets; a massive, ancient-looking diving helmet that seems to be encrusted with rust and brine as though it were fished from the bottom of a wreck — convey both a weightiness and a sense of whimsy. from The New York Times
There are highfalutin concepts and obscure album titles and even more obscure lyrical references, but more often than not, Longstreth's songwriting and arrangement prowess, and the musicians he surrounds himself with, transcends any weightiness of pretension, instead using these outré concepts to obfuscate obvious meaning in an attempt at something larger. from Vice
It's not simply that his work is often highly ironic, but that his uses of language might be described as just outside of conventional expression — as the title of his new collection, Near / Miss suggests — which creates both a lightness and a weightiness in the writing that is odd in American poetry. from Hyperallergic
The shared concern shouldn't be that the media will report things that reflect poorly on Clinton, or that opinion writers will thumb the scales for their preferred candidates, but that in an effort to demonstrate balance, outlets will abandon judgment about the weightiness of the stories they tell, while behaving as if their collective judgment is infallible. from New Republic
I'll spare you (and him) the jokey part and all the flourish, and say only how transcendent it was, as a super-religious, super-isolated kid, to find my universe represented on the page, to see my questions and concerns wrestled with bravely and honestly and with their weightiness leavened, again and again, by good cheer. from The New York Times
A flared and rusticated limestone base reinforces the visual weightiness of the building. The building's interior was noteworthy for its expansive hallways, which also housed the school's library. It also featured a grand staircase between floors.
Andrea Celesti, Esther before King Ahasuerus Andrea Celesti (1637–1712) was an Italian painter of the Baroque period, working in Venice. His style gravitated over the years from a turgid and academic weightiness to a lighter, looser brushstroke.
The term originates in Germany and derives from the "weightiness" of the debates' participants and the significance of the event. The word was subsequently adopted in Austria and Switzerland and is currently in use there, but has no uniformly agreed meaning.
In the process, riders begin to rotate 360 degrees with each passing swinging cycle. At its peak, La Revolucion swings guests 64 feet in the air. The ride is positively raved for the sensation of weightiness throughout the duration of the ride.
" Writing for HotNewHipHop, Richard Bryan said, "Milky Way is pretty much perfect vacation music. Soundtracks to laugh, and drink, and periodically, dance to. Despite the lack of weightiness to the work, Bas genuinely seems to be having fun experimenting with new styles and rhythms.
The result is a thick-grooved song that's dynamic and has a weightiness to it." He also spoke to Kerrang! to discuss the topic further while also revealing they weren't going to release anything until a fan mentioned something via a Twitter Q&A;: "The song is dark and brooding. We wanted to capture a different feeling than a straight-ahead 'zombie killer' track.
Archway in main entry featuring wrought-iron scrollwork The building was designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. The exterior, which was composed of red brick and Anamosa Limestone and Bedford limestone, featured simple and bold massing. A flared and rusticated limestone base reinforced the visual weightiness of the building. A bell tower was constructed in brick on the front of the building and was removed in the 1940s.
Over military drums and "squalls of noise", Björk sings about "her hedonistic tendencies". The orchestral interlude "You've Been Flirting Again", like the previous track "Enjoy", features "mysterious or open-ended lyrics". They are an attempt to describe the nature of flirting, which is "ambiguous and slippery"; the playfulness of the song's title contrasting with the "weightiness" of its words. "Isobel" is a string-laden, orchestral trip hop song, with a "visually rich narrative".
Scrivener also quoted Tischendorf about the weightiness of the Cyprian referencing gravissimus est Cyprianus de eccles. unitate 5. Westcott and Hort assert: "Tert and Cyp use language which renders it morally certain that they would have quoted these words had they known them; Cyp going so far as to assume a reference to the Trinity in the conclusion of v. 8"Westcott and Hort The New Testament in the Original Greek, p.
Yet the relentless weightiness of the proceedings wears down the viewer and limits the film's appeal to a specialized audience . . . Existing in a holding room between upscale kitchen- sink reality and allegory, The Secret Rapture challenges the director and performers to find their ground. Stevenson effects a powerful, strident and unpleasant pose that ultimately works against the material. Others in the cast are less successful in finding a balance, though Whalley-Kilmer gains our sympathies in an eccentric, bravura [performance].
This Buddha's robes flow down the front of the platform and betray the weightiness of the figure. A series of animated elements contrast the serene and regular Buddha. His head is surrounded by a flaming halo, in which are seated the Seven Buddhas of the Past (previous incarnations of Buddhahood preceding Shaka). A jewel of flames on an inverted lotus blossom, representing the wisdom of the Buddha, appears above the Shaka's head, and its leafed vine encircles the Buddha's head.
Third, some believe euthanasia for minors is more impermissible than adults. Bovens outlines the five most used arguments in support of this third point: #Weightiness: We do not allow minors to vote or buy cigarettes, so why should we allow them to make decisions about life and death? #Capability of Discernment: Minors are not capable of judging what is best for them. #Pressure: Minors will be pressured by parents into deciding for euthanasia since it may be best for the parents' emotional or financial needs.
The loss was not only visual or tactile – Majorettes lost their characteristic weightiness and solid feel. The original Majorette brand survives. After Majorette's parent company Ideal loisirs was purchased by the German entity Triumph Adler, now entering the 21st century, batches of better castings have been introduced, as well as an image face lift that includes a modified logo, and a toning down of the bright aesthetics of the 1980s and 1990s. This was in touch with the automobile industry's trend of using plainer, metallic paints.
Here Panurge is not as crafty as Pantagruel and is stubborn in his will to turn every sign to his advantage, refusing to listen to advice he had himself sought out. For example, when Her Trippa reads dark omens in his future marriage, Panurge accuses him of the same blind self-love (philautie) from which he seems to suffer. His erudition is more often put to work for pedantry than let to settle into wisdom. By contrast, Pantagruel's speech has gained in weightiness by the third book, the exuberance of the young giant having faded.
Catholic Bishop Robert Barron says that the talents in this parable are "a share in the mercy of God, a participation in the weightiness of the divine love," rather than personal abilities or wealth. He utilizes the interpretation of Old Testament professor Robert Schoenstene, who argues that a talent in ancient Jewish times was very weighty thus five talents was extremely heavy. Such heaviness would remind to the heaviest weight of all, the kabod (lit. heaviness) of God in the Temple of Jerusalem, accordingly the most heavy of all is the mercy of God.
The primary architectural element is the arcade of rounded compound arches or archivolts springing from broad piers. The massing is heavy, solid, and imposing. This weightiness is further emphasized by the flat roof and the recessed window and door openings. The substation was renovated in 1912 to meet the growing needs of the burgeoning trolley system - the electrical equipment was upgraded, three bays were added to the west end of the building, a second story was added within the volume of the building, the original office space was removed, and the tile floor was replaced with reinforced concrete throughout the building.
The Balance is divided into three sections: The Balance, which focuses on personal finance content; The Balance Careers; and The Balance Small Business. While Dotdash launched all of its brands with a graphics-heavy design scheme, The Balance's is more restrained to "reflect the weightiness of the topic," according to Dotdash CEO Neil Vogel. At launch, The Balance featured more than 34,000 pieces of content written by 70 contributors. The site is written with a tone designed to appeal to millennials and younger generations, though it covers financial topics that are relevant to readers of all ages.
Its outer edges do not sit directly on the sanctuary walls but rise above them, relieving what could be a perception of oppressive weightiness, according to Carter Wiseman, one of Kahn's biographers. The massive ceiling structure is partly supported by twelve slender columns embedded in the sanctuary walls, three columns per wall. Square brackets on top of the central column in each wall support the lower folds of the slab. The brackets are split in the middle to allow the fold to be perceived as passing through to the outer corridor walls, which provide much of the ceiling support.
All members received praise for their performances, including Hackett coming across as a more dominant member of the group with his "frenetic, choppy style", Collins' backup harmony vocals and Rutherford's "thick, foreboding bass chords and gentle acoustics". Colin Irwin wrote a negative review of the "Counting Out Time" single, with its "weary, tepid approach" and a "woeful, dreary three and a half minutes". Since its release, the album has been met with critical acclaim. In 1978, Nick Kent wrote for New Musical Express that it "had a compelling appeal that often transcended the hoary weightiness of the mammoth concept that held the equally mammoth four sides of vinyl together".
This opposition motivated his subsequent selection for an ecclesiastical mission in Philadelphia. In 1821, the Propaganda Fide in Rome removed Norfolk, Virginia from the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, placing it within the new Diocese of Richmond. This upset Matthews, who arranged for Archbishop Ambrose Maréchal of Baltimore to use the diplomatic pouch of the French ambassador to the United States to express his misgivings; the ambassador would deliver the archbishop's letters to French ministers to the Holy See, who would present the communications. This would have provided some weightiness to Maréchal's petitions, but it is unclear if he made use of this arrangement..
Bell stated, > Lindberg has produced a major study both of Pound and modernism, a study > that is productively 'after' Nietzsche (the pun is hers, and is properly > deployed), and is certainly one of the best graphs of the Nietzschean filter > we have. Here is exciting reading which, if occasionally given to > unnecessary weightiness, forcefully obliges us to re-think our patterns of > consuming texts. Lindberg's wish to avoid, in the main, 'the Poundians' is > part of a necessary project to redeem Pound (and modernism) from what has so > often been a debate that formalizes, dehistoricizes, and anaesthetizes its > subject. George Kearns reviewed the book for Paideuma.
This technique, now most closely associated with Japanese kaiju or monster movies, has come to be called "suitmation," a term originated in the Japanese fan press during the 1980s. Through intense lighting and high-speed filming, Tsuburaya was able to add to the realism of the effects by giving them a slightly slower, ponderous weightiness. This technique, using detailed miniatures with men-in-monster-suits, is still being used today (but combined with CGI techniques as well) and is now considered a traditional Japanese craft art. The tremendous success of Godzilla led Toho to produce a series of science fiction films, films introducing new monsters, and further films involving the Godzilla character itself.
The Catalogue of Ships (, neōn katálogos) is an epic catalogue in Book 2 of Homer's Iliad (2.494-759), which lists the contingents of the Achaean army that sailed to Troy.Homer, Iliad 2.494-759 The catalogue gives the names of the leaders of each contingent, lists the settlements in the kingdom represented by the contingent, sometimes with a descriptive epithet that fills out a half-verse or articulates the flow of names and parentage and place, and gives the number of ships required to transport the men to Troy, offering further differentiations of weightiness. A similar, though shorter, Catalogue of the Trojans and their allies follows (2.816–877). A similar catalogue appears in the Pseudo-Apollodoran Bibliotheca.
Brown, W. Dale. (2006). The Book of Buechner: a journey through his writings. London: Westminster John Knox Press. p. 339. an ‘encore visit to several of Buechner’s concerns – theories of God, notions of grace and forgiveness, the weightiness of guilt, and the need for acceptance’.Brown, W. Dale. (2006). The Book of Buechner: a journey through his writings. London: Westminster John Knox Press. p. 320. Buechner’s return to a first-person narrator, in the form of the Archangel Raphael, is marked by a difference in tone and perspective. Whereas doubt-filled prior narrators, in describing the lives and actions of their God-struck fellow-travellers, have given expression to the scepticism of the reader, the Archangel who ‘pass[es] in and out of the presence of the Holy One’Buechner, Frederick (1997).
Its use in Scheherazade's Arabian Nights demonstrates how the technique can result to the unification of the constituent members of story cycles. A non-fictional example of leitwortstil is in the book Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart: Thirty True Things You Need to Know Now written by Gordon Livingston, which is an anthology of personal anecdotes multiple times interjected by the phrases "Don't do the same thing and expect different results", "It is a bad idea to lie to yourself", and "No one likes to be told what to do". In the Bible, various forms of the verb "to see" also recur and underscore the idea of Abraham as a seer. There is also the repeated use of the root kbd in Samuel I, to indicate "weightiness, honor, glory".
Existence is thus weighty because it stands fixed in an infinite cycle. This weightiness is “the heaviest of burdens”, for “if every second of our lives recurs an infinite number of times, we are nailed to eternity as Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross.” At the same time, it is necessary for any event to occur in the cycle of events exactly as it has always occurred for the cycle to be identical; consequently, everything takes on an eternally fixed meaning. This fact prevents one from believing things to be fleeting and worthless. The inverse of this concept is Kundera's “unbearable lightness of being.” Assuming that eternal return were impossible, humankind would experience an “absolute absence of burden,” and this would “[cause] man to be lighter than air” in his lack of weight of meaning.
Erin Bell of GameZebo gives the game 4/5 stars, commenting positively that the game actually enables to "role-play" Michiko allowing the player to spend their time cooking or cleaning rather than forcing them into traditional role-playing games like Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy, making Cute Knight as a short-story version of such games. She opined that Cute Knight is a great casual game stating it "strips away a lot of...weightiness while remaining true to its RPG roots. The result is a light adventure that's easy to get into and can be played in short spurts - in other words, it's perfect for the casual gamer." While her comments are generally positive, she does comment on the graphics being mediocre, but complains more about the tasks which she comments can become repetitive wishing there was some kind of mini-game to break the monotony.
He always retained a certain German weightiness to his designs."A Germanic taste for plastic, three-dimensional forms", according to Sherman Lee (in The Cleveland Museum of Art 1973); When the practice of stamping the carcasses of furniture was introduced in Paris, Latz was already in full career. Nevertheless, his style is individual enough that a range of unstamped case furniture, writing tables and especially clock cases, his specialty,A cartel clock case with its matching wall bracket at the Art Institute of Chicago (acc. no. 1975.172 ab) was attributed to Latz and dated c 1735-40 by Henry Hawley; the Cleveland Museum of Art also has a longcase clock (acc. no. 49.200) veneered with tortoiseshell and brass marquetry, stamped by Latz and dated 1744 but completed after 1745, as not all its mounts are stamped with the crowned c (Hawley 1970; Bellaigue 1974).
Writing in the Toronto Star, Vinay Menon calls "Once More, with Feeling" "dazzling" and writes of "Joss Whedon's inimitable genius"; he goes on to say "(f)or a show that already violates conventions and morphs between genres, its allegorical narrative zigging and zagging seamlessly across chatty comedy, drama and over-the-top horror, 'Once More, with Feeling' is a towering achievement [...] The show may be anchored by existential weightiness, it may be painted with broad, supernatural brushstrokes, but in the end, this coming- of-age story, filled with angst and alienation, is more real than any other so-called teen drama [...] So let's add another line of gushing praise: 'Once More, with Feeling' is rhapsodic, original, deeply affecting, and ultimately, transcendental. Quite simply, television at its best."Menon, Vinay (November 13, 2002). "Brilliant Buffy still slays us", The Toronto Star, p. D01. The episode was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Musical Direction, but the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) neglected to include the title on the ballots for Emmy nominations in 2002.