A recent one introduces American's new lie-flat international seats: The observation that it has become all to easy to forget that "you're flying five hundred miles an hour on a chair that just became a bed" is a classic Draperism, highlighting the magnificence of technological innovation, and the ways in which it connects to deeply held, timeless notions of adventure and comfort.
The Neo-Classical notion of timeless, universal aesthetic values derived from the view that cultural experience was subject to scientific law.
Inspired by the notion of timeless beauty, we've rounded up 50 women over 50 who inspire us: women like Diane Keaton, Iman, Julianne Moore and Helen Mirren who have aged gracefully.
A basic dress sells for $48.07 and a nightgown costs $31.81, but they recall the timeless quality and charitable notions of handmade crafts sold through 19th-century women's exchanges.
The express purpose of "Karl Marx: A Nineteenth-Century Nineteenth-Century Lifeomisantonotion of a timeless Marx — less man, more idispelical canon — and relocathehim where he livedominantlonotionin his ofn time, not ours.
Buddhist philosophers criticized the notion of a timeless absolute without, however, developing a form of process theism.
In the digital realm of information production, distribution, and collection, Diderot's notion of a complete, timeless reference is as anachronistic as, well, a book.
His Creation Museum, in Petersburg, Ky., contrasts "God's Word," timeless and eternal, with the fleeting notions of "human reason".
Win, lose or draw, Selig placed a limit on a timeless game and the fans ridiculed the notion and then ridiculed the 7-7 result.
