The fragile, transient quality of webs provide still another metaphor for human existence.
It plays deliberately with mythic motifs such as silver and gold, or the spinning of webs.
Diachronic studies analyze the development of webs of meaning over time.
The images of grids derive from scientific photographs of webs spun by spiders who had been fed drugs.
Attempting to keep what was left of our land was like walking through a landscape of webs.
But Bengal Mangle Productions says the Ted concept was stolen from its own series of webs shorts titled Acting School Academy.
And you put it under the microscope and it's full of webs and bugs and spiders, fecal matter, exoskeletons!" "Seriously?" Wolf asked.
Even when they do, however, they usually suggest that these social facts are also constructed in the context of webs of meaning.
Her parents were weavers by trade and the spider is a weaver of webs: the whole exhibition uncovered fascinating connections in her work but also showed her constantly busying herself with the act of creation.
"Again and again he would move away from people and places previously known, cut himself out of webs of the past when they threaten his freedom in the future.
Allen Dean, a spider expert at Texas A&M University, has seen a lot of webs, but even he described this one as "rather spooky, kind of like Halloween".
