The dinghy is a story-book fantasy, old-fashioned and beguiling without the extra weight of layered meaning.
The collection is full of layered meaning in materials.
She uses her belongings like an index, and the effect is much like a table of contents without the succeeding chapters or anonymous monogram — you're aware of layered meanings even if you don't have access to them.
She uses her belongings like an index, and the effect is much like a table of contents without the succeeding chapters or anonymous monogram you're aware of layered meanings even if you don't have access to them.
Deborah Rappaport, a board member of Berkeley's new Project Billboard, is less interested in layered meaning or aesthetic contemplation.
Displaying a skillful lightness of touch, Who threw that sunset at Me culminates as a series of beautiful, highly mysterious and highly allusive paintings, rich in layered meaning.
On her show, Mitchell imbues designs with layered meaning, culled from stories the families tell her.
A quilt made by Lavinia Rose of Cortlandville, N.Y., in the 1860's is an unintentionally amusing example of such layered meanings.
That novel — with its long, swirling monologues, its psychological depth, its examination of the layered meanings in a single, long-ago betrayal — is unique, inimitable.
And because of this, this lack of inherent meaning or value, it was stunning.
The less successful among them felt a lack of personal meaning.
