Sentence examples for immobility of from inspiring English sources

As too, judging by the immobility of breast tissue, are implants.

Standing at attention, the immobility of them all shows up the individual signs of each.

As Scott Moncrieff's translation has it: Perhaps the immobility of the things that surround us is forced upon them by our conviction that they are themselves, and not anything else, by the immobility of our conception of them.

Mostly, however, they have the leaden immobility of people for whom waiting has become an existential condition.

(The immobility of Wagner's narrative style cannot be offset, only embraced. The action is in the music).

Before the performance started, he stood with the immobility of an honor guard, declining to acknowledge the audience.

Conversely, a sense of sadness or boredom can be induced by solemn music or immobility of the images.

The battle fluctuates, and at the point of fluctuation between the motion in water and the immobility of frost, strange and beautiful forms are evolved".

The sense of theatrical spectatorship is heightened by the immobility of the camera, which is fixed in a steady medium shot.

But its lack of humor and emotional engagement (the immobility of the puppet's face doesn't help) put the audience at a distance.

Bonnefoy published his first important collection, Du mouvement et de l'immobilité de Douve (On the Motion and Immobility of Douve), in 1953.