It succeeds — just — because it takes on qualities of ritual and pattern; it's the least realistic party scene I've ever watched.
Some people have been baffled that BLM takes on qualities of both media and organising; others, such as students at an unnamed law school who chided a professor for wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt, were incensed at a perceived hierarchy of concern.
From Newman, Martin patently learned how a straight line that is laid under or over, or scored into, a ground of paint may take on qualities of being a discrete shape while registering direction and velocity across the surface.
For some romantic poets, the nightingale even began to take on qualities of the muse.
Because it was eternally alive, aer took on qualities of the divine and became the cause of other gods as well as of all matter.
Tesla sees itself taking on qualities of a transportation company but rather than a human driver, Tesla will come to you autonomously.
Still, taking on qualities that appear more continuous than ordinal is not inherently accompanied by interval data properties.
Because of their short length and repetitive looping, his statements can take on the quality of zen koans, little mantras one might chant into belief.
Part one (of a three-part entry) examines their take on teacher quality.
It is a dish in which texture and fragrance take on the quality of flavor.
As the years passed, it seemed to take on the quality of a huge piece of minimalist sculpture, and its dullness was almost a virtue.
