Sentence examples for * the lacunae from inspiring English sources

However, I believe he shared Sebald's mistrust of clarity and his desire to account for the lacunae of lived life.

The stills (of pre-planned but unshot scenes) were incorporated only to fill the lacunae caused by Munk's death.

My touristic visits to remnant Byzantine churches and, especially, to classic mosques dramatized the lacunae for me.

From a distance, the lacunae recede, allowing the viewer to experience a pictorial unity; upon closer inspection, the addition declares a loss.

Kingsolver says that "when I understood that I was writing about the lacunae – the missing pieces – I knew that I had to write about Trotsky, because he's an erased person.

And given that Davis's worshipful fans will be pained by the lacunae, while the uninitiated stare at this shambles of a man, awash in drink and drugs, and wonder what the fuss was about, whom is this movie for?

Labour would have to account for the appalling lacunae in its regulatory regime.

The intervillous spaces in turn were formed from the syncytial lacunae in the young conceptus.

Self said that Sebald's work was "a forensic phenomenology that took into account the very lacunae, the repressions and the partial amnesias that are the reality of lived life".

In the story "Lacunae," from Robert Boswell's new collection, Paul Lann drives across the Arizona desert to his hometown, where his parents and his former wife still live, after his father has a stroke.

Because bisphosphonates bind strongly to exposed bone mineral around resorbing osteoclasts, high levels of bisphosphonate in the resorption lacunae would remain even after several years.