The approach of Pissarro, who had arrived in Paris from the West Indies in 1855, was more delicate; influenced by Camille Corot as well as Courbet, he recorded pure landscape motives in a limited range of tones, though with a natural lyricism of feeling.
And out that seismic, epochal change, social influence, a delicate concept, rises in importance.
From Scorsese, 'After Hours,' a strange ephemeral nightmare beautifully treated, and from Cassavetes one of my favorite among all: 'Woman Under the Influence,' a delicate and complex portrait of a woman as well as of the people around her. Actually, to choose is always painful".
It may seem strange that there is a hormonal influence in such a delicate calculation as to whether or not to trust someone.
The Early Buzz The American website Artinfo wrote: "The Brits seem determined to prove that Modernism didn't only belong to Paris and New York... Detecting and analyzing artistic influences can be a delicate task.
Thus, there is a delicate balance between working with and influencing context.
Disclosure is a delicate and sensitive process that is influenced by several factors, including implicit or explicit pressure for secrecy, feelings of responsibility or blame, feelings of shame or embarrassment, or fear of negative consequences [ 2, 19, 20].
His latest visit has required a delicate diplomatic dance of trying to subtly influence Iraq's internal politics while not appearing to impugn the nation's sovereignty.
To clarify the influence of ethnicity on these observations, a delicate genetic analysis with consideration of phenotype should be performed.
So does her food, which has both a delicate balance of flavors and a stylish mashing of influences.
Human immune system is a sophisticated one in which pro- and anti-immune cells/cytokines influence and constrain each other to keep a delicate balance.
