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I've been told it's dead, but it looks alive to me.
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" He continues, "her skin looks alive and vibrant, yet she doesn't have obvious colors on her face.
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I will ask again after NH. What happens in NH matters a lot, but as I have said, Culinary will not try to save Biden unless he looks alive.
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But because he's also the only person in The King who ever looks alive, and its only respite from abject misery, he emerges as the most likable character of the bunch.
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"We all know about highlighting, but how to do highlighting in the real way where your skin glows and your skin looks alive and real, that's what this product's about," McGrath says.
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Even so in a way that brings liveliness to the reader or follower, which can relate to the crowd that looks alive and active as the drama takes place in front of them in the picture.
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Facing the cabin across a clearing, the House for the Poem of the Right Angle looks alive, a complex organism that has evolved over the last 20 years from a square to a triangle to an indefinable, multifaceted geometry.
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A totally unique oval miniature of the head of the Virgin Mary with a gold crown; there is an extravagant use of gold leaf for the crown. This miniature is painted in an icon style. Henry is conveying his own beliefs through this miniature. The amazing feature is the background, which looks alive, without solid colour but shimmering (Henry's background in printing would have helped him with the intricate Pointillism).
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He aimed to breathe life into clay or bronze, to break down the distance between sculpture and the human form it signified, almost as though blood was coursing through its veins. In more than forty years of widely varied work, there is a common thread in that it all looks alive - spontaneous. However great was his struggle with intransigent substances, the viewer is not conscious of it. The art world was in a rush in the 1960s, and with the privileging of ‘the new’.
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A small raised square miniature framed by curved gold leaf is on the top left corner of the border; it depicts the head of Christ at the crucifixion. The background to this small miniature of Christ's death can be compared to that of the miniature of the Magnificat the response to announcement of Christ's conception, and of both it could be said: "The amazing feature is the background, which looks alive, without solid colour but shimmering. This is a moment of cosmic significance." The contrasts between the two backgrounds are in the colouring: the announcement of the conception is full of colour but the crucifixion is in solely brown tones.
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