Its presentation and oval form bring to mind Brancusi's "New Born," but Mr. Arneson's sculpture is charred and pitted unlike the smooth surface of the life-affirming early modernist piece.
This means that heat rather than depth probably limits how far below the surface of the Earth life occurs.
Seething beneath the surface of American life in the Depression was the fear of the angry mob, portrayed in panicked hysteria in films such as Gabriel Over the White House (1933), The Mayor of Hell (1933), and American Madness (1932).
Its traumas lie beneath the surface of daily life, and the opening of the trial has drawn only moderate attention here.
In the beginning, someone is missing, or someone has been murdered; corruption festers under the prosperous surface of life; the time is out of joint.
Over the life of the animal this causes substantial tooth rotation in the coronal plane, and in turn, dramatically changes the shape of the occlusal surface during the life of the animal (Fig. 1).
Though DNA-based life may have outcompeted earlier forms on the surface of the planet, RNA life may still exist in refuges.
In many of these stories, inquisitive and ambitious characters seek to explore beneath the surface of life – at which point life drags them under.
In other words, group friendship is burbling to the surface of television life because the promise and perplexities of modern friendship networks are burbling to the top of national life.
