"The evidence gathered in recent years shows that pictures and representation are a deep quality of the mind, even with the congenitally blind," he said.
It's very striking rhythmically but also gets into the deep quality of the music.
Roldán might have approached Rio de Janeiro's Neoconcrete's group emblematic figure by bringing to the conversation his marvelous contemporary paintings, to demonstrate in minimalistic terms the deep quality of his art while establishing connections.
Watergate captured Nixon's deepest qualities, including his uncanny sense of his own failure; at the end of "Frost/Nixon," as the disgraced former President is pressed for an apology, and Langella's face is frozen in torment across the multiple screens above his chair, Nixon seems to submit to his fate, which is his character.
Suddenly, R&B; fans were buzzing about the new singer, whose voice has the deep, soulful quality of Baker's and the power of Whitney Houston's.
Technically extracted oil of this deep quality is macro-version of what your mind tells you about what this strain really tastes like.
The lack of physical buttons, coupled with the scarcity of deep, quality titles, may prevent the iPhone from ever becoming a true competitor to the Nintendo DS or Sony PSP.
Studying men's thoughts after prostate-cancer diagnosis may provide deeper insights into quality-of-life outcomes for the growing number of men receiving the diagnosis and having surgery than the information available from traditional quality-of-life measurement scales.
So if a film fails to attract audiences, the filmmaker is apt to claim that it is of a deeper quality that mass audiences can't understand or appreciate.
The seaweed salad with the Pacific Island ahi was top-notch — fresh, chewy and glowing a translucent emerald — but the tuna itself was bland and lacked the deep red meaty quality of the best yellowfin.
