Yet his lecture was a perfect expression of everything a TED talk, at its best, achieves.
McGovern made some stupid mistakes, but in context they seem almost frivolous compared to the things Richard Nixon does everyday of his life, on purpose, as a matter of policy and a perfect expression of everything he stands for.
As directed by the Wachowski siblings, The Matrix wasn't a sequel, prequel, remake or reboot, but it confidently created a mythology so intricate that it managed to sweep me up in a cinematic experience that remains, even today, a singular expression of everything the medium can be.
Hare regards it as one of Brenton's finest works: "The beauty of the idea – that Paul knew that perhaps Jesus hadn't risen from the dead, but that he wanted the idea of the resurrection to transform humanity – is a metaphorical expression of everything Howard has always written about, which is the contrast between the need for a dream and the reality.
So when the beatings on the Maidan gave Ukrainians an excuse to come out on the streets, the protests turned from a cry against the loss of the "European choice" into something far more visceral: an expression of hatred for Yanukovych and everything he represents basically, the mean reality of life in a post-Soviet strongman state.
So when the beatings on the Maidan gave Ukrainians an excuse to come out on the streets, the protests turned from a cry against the loss of the "European choice" into something far more visceral: an expression of hatred for Yanukovych and everything he represents — basically, the mean reality of life in a post-Soviet strongman state.
It's not just one more expression of everything that happened in the United States or Europe.
Her outfit was the expression of "everything I loved when I was growing up," she said.
Joseph McBride has called it "Welles's masterpiece, the fullest, most completely realized expression of everything he had been working towards since Citizen Kane".
