But of course characters are assemblages of words, because literature is such an assemblage of words: this tells us absolutely nothing, and is like elaborately informing us that a novel cannot really create an imagined "world", because it is just a bound codex of paper pages.
There was a lot of praying and blessings and reconfirmations that we were on a "Mission from God" and such, and then the Doctor asked me to read "IF" by Rudyard Kipling, a poem that to me was about the most perfect assemblage of words in the English language.
Created and performed by Ms. Bogart's Siti Company, "Hotel Cassiopeia" is itself a 90-minute assemblage of word-play, movement, video projections, dance and film clips that will strike some as a haunting theatrical dreamscape, others as a ponderous and abstruse whimsy.
Stein compared plays to landscapes, and many of hers are just assemblages of words, dense or spare expanses of verbal terrain that are as daunting to navigate on the page as they surely are to put onstage.
His ecstatic flights of prose are texts primarily, assemblages of words.
Calling it more "data poetic" than narrative, Sakr means for it to be a "sentimental analysis" in its flowing assemblage of important words, phrases, and crescendoing electronic soundtrack.
Pieced together from a carnivalesque assemblage of spoken word pieces, scraps of noise, and non-repetitive song structures, the record deals with themes of illness and embodiment.
For the first time, I've realised how desire and lust and bitterness and guilt can be wrought from an assemblage of so few words and sounds in such a small space.
The artworks are vibrant depictions of everyday life, static images charged with as much momentum as a television screen flittering through channels, flashing a motley assemblage of images and words.
Yesterday, at Disrupt it took a long time for the judges to decide to award the top prize to Qwiki, the visual information consumption service that presents information in a fluid assemblage of photos, videos, and spoken words.
The word "aggregate" is a general word for indicating the assemblage of individuals with similar or identical features in a landscape.
