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Whether it is a horse, a ship, or people marching, the different expression of movement and the implication of each and everyone of those is vividly portrayed.
Steve Buscemi has long been one of the premiere character actors in the business; his resume reads like a veritable Who's Who of interesting, complex characters who run the gamut from psycho hit-man to regular guy, all of whom he has brought vividly to life in film after film.
The topic of female nudity -- a frequent occurrence in many of the flicks shown -- and how this was handled makes for some very funny reading here, and I remember that sort of thing vividly.
This is a most unsettling and haunting film which vividly depicts the banality of evil.
The psychological intricacies presented in several intense scenes regarding "gender" were vividly heart-wrenching.
The characters are vividly real, and there is such a strong sense of situations unfolding in real time that it's truly mesmerizing.
With all due respect for Mr. Leary's capabilities as a comedian, this movie illustrates quite vividly that he is not an actor Hollywood has too much respect for.
I wasn't even five years old when it premiered on ABC, yet I can vividly recall the theme song.
I vividly remember the first time I watched this movie.
It's been almost two decades since I watched the film on CBS-TV one Saturday night, but I remember it vividly.
The power of this man is vividly demonstrated through this film, leaving you with questions answered as well as a desire to hear more.
I remember it vividly!
It is not normally my kind of film but found myself watching it one wet afternoon and I can still vividly remember not only the film itself but the impact it had upon me.
If you've read Antonia Fraser's brilliant book, you'll see the tragic history she describes so vividly come to life.
one i remember vividly was some kinda crap called biophage?
To this day, I remember vividly the sense of general anxiety that prevailed among citizens, accentuated by deep concern about what the future might hold.
Meanwhile, the headline unemployment rate does not reflect the growing number of Americans who have left the work force – a phenomenon vividly reflected by the decline in the labor participation rate to just 63.2%, a 35-year low.
The increasingly impoverished lives of peasants that the book vividly documented resulted from the very abuses of power that Hu Jintao had declared himself to be against.
One incident in southern Somalia vividly demonstrated how insecurity can hamper humanitarian work.
As events over the past two weeks in Egypt have demonstrated all too vividly, the Arab awakening is still only in its first act in many countries.
Only in this manner – reflected most vividly in its embrace of the European project – did Germany win consent for its reunification.
And the scourge of poverty and famine – most vividly urgent today in Somalia – continues to offend the very idea of civilization.
Jinnah’s LabyrinthNEW DELHI – Three recent events vividly illustrate the dilemmas of today’s Pakistan, which are in many ways the same challenges faced by the country’s founder, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, over six decades ago.
The oldest and most successful US universities were founded by British religious dissidents, for whom the corporate form remained vividly alive.
They still remember the suffering of the Mao years, when China headed in the wrong direction – and tried to do too much too quickly – and they vividly recall how the Tiananmen protests brought the regime to its knees, and how urban labor unrest erupted when centrally managed state businesses were merged or closed down in the 1990’s.
But as British politics vividly illustrates, this does not apply to currently dominant issues: the Tories and Labour are the only protagonists, yet both agonize over the choice that really matters – how to manage Brexit.
He should be thinking about how to express – vividly and compellingly – the principles that have guided his choices so far, and that set a path for America’s future.
Other reports in the Times and elsewhere have vividly depicted the suffering of Aleppo’s people and the heroic efforts of the doctors and civilians, like the White Helmets, who are risking their lives to help them.
Who Is Marine Le Pen?PARIS – I vividly remember French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen’s first appearance on television.
Appeasement RevisitedI vividly remember the slightly ludicrous, slightly risqué, and somewhat distressing predicament in which Western diplomats in Prague found themselves during the Cold War.
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