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Araki's films say, we've created such irreversible urban decay that we've reached the existential state in which nothing we do could make it worse and so let's embrace pointless violence.
This woman, who abandons her young daughter and loving partner to embrace a life of political extremism, is never portrayed as a villain (this is innovative, considering how harshly "bad" mothers and wives are normally represented in movies!).
Still, once we embrace the technology and go with the plot, it's hard to stop watching.
Time is a speeding train.We must embrace the good times of our life,particularly those of our youth,while we have them,because they are gone before we know it.This is the lesson I get while watching American Graffiti.This is not just a classic film with featuring a heavyweight Hollywood line up in their youth,it is one of the ultimate lessons of life.Times change,people change,and those changes take place with a lightning fast speed that we never seem to see coming.We owe George Lucas and everyone involved in the making of this film a great deal of gratitude for teaching us this.Also,who doesn't fall in love with Suzanne Somers while watching this.We see her only for a moment,but that's all it takes.WOW!
This "logic" though is not the one we commonly embrace, it is a logic of dark inevitability.
The film really zips along through its 90min length, and pulls the viewer in to a lock-tight embrace.
The way she chooses to claim and embrace her sexuality is repulsive, and yet fascinating and pwoerful.
Malabar, the Mighty(Norman Kerry), a Strongman who works for Antonio Zanzi's circus wishes to forge a relationship with Nanon, but when he attempts to embrace her, the phobia she has pushes her away from him.
He finds a culture he slowly comes to respect and embrace through an Indian woman he falls for and friendship with his coworker.
The world could use more programming such as this, and hopefully one day soon people will find a way to accept, if not embrace, our precious diversity and accept the part of themselves that prevents acceptance of others.
A time when your desire for something more in life made you leave the security of friends and family and race to that distant horizon and beyond, to embrace all the possibilities and make them your own.
Why critics feel the need to rip the character up for that just goes to show how jaded our society has become when people can't appreciate and embrace a quality like that in a film character.
Nina is a girl who wants to forget her Indian heritage and embrace generic American life.
And schmaltzy it was... but it lacked any of the character development or dramatic arc to make an audience care enough to embrace the schmaltz and let it move them.
He's not wrong: Hard Boiled is a film clearly not afraid to embrace its genre's excesses.
The Kraken never looks menacing, not even when its tentacles embrace a medium-sized ship.
In order not to slight the Chinese, a week after his meetings with Hashimoto, Yeltsin flew to Beijing to stage, however awkwardly, an embrace with President Jiang Zemin, who had also just come back from his trip to the United States.
They have constrained Obama’s willingness to embrace trade deals.
And it has called on all institutions to embrace meritocracy and shun gimmicks likes paying for “collaborations” to boost publications.
Their conclusion, in essence, was that the government’s failure to embrace the reform process fully all but guaranteed that its program would not work.
A fourth global trend evident in today’s labor market is the rapid embrace among technologically sophisticated employers of data-based approaches to human resources.
Just as I had done in Spain a few years before, Merkel reacted to the collapse of the dictatorship she lived in by leaving physics to embrace public service.
Some member states are touting their sovereign right to embrace unilateral action, even as they request financial assistance, while others are acting as mere creditors, ignoring the social suffering that the current debt crisis has caused.
The parties on the right largely embrace free-market thinking, while Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and its kindred parties in Libya and Tunisia are deeply sceptical of the state, which they view as bloated, inept, and ultimately corrupt.
And, finally, the GMS countries must embrace research and development, to improve their understanding of malaria parasites and the mosquitoes that spread them.
And in the Middle East, the Islamic State (ISIS) virulently rejects modernity – and targets societies that embrace it.
But their embrace of the free market was accompanied by expanded access to education and health care, making their growth more equitable.
Moreover, our civil servants embrace problem solving, demonstrating a level of resourcefulness that has produced many localized solutions to human development challenges such as ensuring food security and adequate supplies of clean water and housing.
Why should they not fully embrace efficient resource allocation?
If people feel engulfed by crises, and view the future as fragile and precarious, they will be reluctant to embrace uncertainty.
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