Her father was a sculptor whose work still stands in Helsinki's public spaces, her mother an eminent graphic artist and illustrator – her resourceful nature an inspiration to Jansson in much of her work.
Developing a step-back jumper, a resourceful nature around the rim and an edge that made him go nose-to-nose with Derek Fisher the other night, his style has resembled parts of Bird's game.
Its moral potency is perhaps greatest when it presents not systems but human beings in action, so that through the exercise of the imagination the reader can see his own customs and philosophies as he sees theirs: as some among many of the countless adjustments and solutions to human problems that different circumstances and humans' endlessly varied and resourceful nature have produced.
This conduct was in keeping with his resourceful nature: reports say that within the first few days of their ordeal, James had fashioned a siphon to retrieve gas from the tank of stranded Saab, which he used to keep his family warm, and made long-burning signal fires with pieces he'd cut from the car's tires.
The curious, resourceful nature of van Herpen's designs reflect that spirit.
The Leopard's dictum that "everything must change so that everything can stay the same" has become an ironic historical maxim quoted again and again to describe Sicily, Italy, the nature of history and the resourceful ways of power.
Given the pace of climate change, nature will need to be resourceful.
Nature, we are aware, is infinitely resourceful, yet sometimes we wonder how she manages to adjust herself to man's capricious pressures.
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, June 2 , 1956P. 23 Nature, we are aware, is infinitely resourceful, yet sometimes we wonder how she manages to adjust herself to man's capricious pressures.
They were expensive, so the old lady was resourceful enough to use ingredients nature provided to enhance her beauty routine.
