The New Testament will always be refracted through the sensibilities of different cultures.
There's also the emotionalism of Glen Campbell and the Everly Brothers as it might be refracted through Scott Walker.
Hamilton's obvious belief that all the world can be refracted through its edible components is so complete that it leads, in a few instances, to sentences that almost come across as satires of food writing.
But our view of it is likely to be refracted through the medium of that most arthouse of all arthouse movies, Visconti's Death in Venice, released in 1971.
"Although my approach involves careful observation and detailed 'scientific' preparatory drawings," he explains, "these are always superseded by the work of the imagination; everything has to be refracted through the prism of the imagination, estranged and in some way transformed".
As an editor of The Lancet (Horton 1997) has argued, financial conflicts "may not be [more] influential" than underlying biases, because "interpretations of scientific data will always be refracted through the experiences and biases of the authors".
In an earlier commentary, more to the point, the editor of The Lancet (Horton 1997) argued that financial conflicts "may not be [more] influential" than biases and that "interpretations of scientific data will always be refracted through the experiences and biases of the authors".
The imperial monarchs were related — Queen Victoria died in the arms of her grandson, Kaiser Wilhelm II — but they were also consumed by great- power rivalries and their individual authority was refracted through receding mirrors of bureaucracy.
Their trademark washes of guitar and motorik rhythms are refracted through a variety of influences: punk-funk grooves (In and Out of Sight), sparkling Moroder disco (I See You) and even vocals that recall early-90s baggy (Mine And Yours).
