A close-up examination of the chapel's walls last summer revealed ghostly images lying beneath the surface.
In short there is an over-emphasis, an over-weaning power of expression, that obscures the counter currents of emotion lying beneath the surface of the work of those five pantheon directors, in such of their masterpieces as Voyage to Italy (Rossellini), Gertrud (Dreyer), or Lancelot du Lac (Bresson) which are truly beyond criticism.
In short, there is an over-emphasis, an over-weaning power of expression, that obscures the counter currents of emotion lying beneath the surface of the work of those five pantheon directors, in such of their masterpieces as Voyage to Italy (Rossellini), Gertrud (Dreyer), or Lancelot du Lac (Bresson) which are beyond criticism.
Beginning with the autobiographical Nick Adams stories in his first book, 1925's In Our Time, his fiction is characterised by pared-down prose, with symbolic meaning lying beneath the surface.
Regardless of the reason, spiritual teacher and A New Earth author Eckhart Tolle says that shyness actually masks a vulnerability lying beneath the surface.
According to Cohen, smoking, like any other addictive substance, while typically mislabeled as a stress reliever, functions more so as a distraction from issues lying beneath the surface.
It is what lies beneath the surface that counts.
The similarities lie beneath the surface, rooted in biomechanics — the physics of fastballs, if you will.
Choreography, for Pite, is the search for what lies beneath the surface of our lives.
I love piecing together the jigsaw puzzle of what lies beneath the surface.
That means the water — or some other hydrogen-containing molecule like methane — lies beneath the surface.
