Here, the desire for dramatic tension is exploited to good effect, since the figures a series of lay founders in contemporary costume are given a realistic place in the architecture, alongside a triforium gallery.
The origins of AAB lie in founder David Hone's experiences of outreach work with schools and youth groups.
The U.S.S.R.'s founder lay on the ground already, his stone face grinding the pavement.
Happy isn't intended for the entirety of the emotional spectrum, which the founders lay out from 10 "bliss" to −10 "suicidal".
In an informational video posted to its website, Ento founders lay out a clear plan of attack: first, expose the insect snacks to so-called "adventurous eaters" at festivals and markets, using "peer pressure" as encouragement.
The genius of Apple founder Steve Jobs lay in his ability to connect poetry to technology, Steve Jobs' biographer Walter Isaacson has said.
For her, the founders' genius lay in their willingness to cast doubt on fixed ways of thinking inherited from the past.
The ticket out of the late 90s oil crisis, according to Chesapeake Energy co-founder McClendon, lay in the use of fracking – a controversial technique that transformed previously unreachable shale deposits into drillable real estate.
Facing the elegant courthouse on the snow-covered lawn (yes, there's bad weather in Texas, too) beneath which the town's founder lies buried, Denton's low buildings house an eccentric mix of establishments ranging from a fake-medieval pub to a pawn shop that sells only acoustic instruments and guns.
Mr. Tinari then traveled to Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai in January and February with the arts center's founder, Guy Ullens, to lay the groundwork for the exhibition.
"People like Elizabeth Johnson were not just talking about changing semantics," said Helen Hull Hitchcock, founder of a lay organization called Women for Faith and Family, which opposed the changes.
