"There are some fairly major social and political consequences," he said, suggesting the move to online shopping was contributing towards a breakdown of community – something that "no one thinks about".
The camera nearly killed it off once and for all as an occupation for painters and sculptors -- liberating artists from the chore of verisimilitude, or hastening the breakdown of standards, something from which art in the modern age has never recovered, depending on your viewpoint.
Try contrasting this version of the party classic with my favorite breakdown of it from Something Awful's "NEScovers" album.
"We loved how movies like Poltergeist use the breakdown of communication as something scary, but also really playful.
His seeing, despite censure from ideologues, in the partition violence of 1947 the rapid breakdown of a social contract — something that was "not an aberration 4 in the region's history, and not a matter of "politics" alone — was indeed visionary, and makes him a writer of special interest for anyone who cares about Pakistan, where so many forms of random-seeming violence now crowd the news.
I should, perhaps, consider the breakdown of a technological tool something akin to a person's being out sick.
Everyone concerned with the direction of the country and the breakdown of political discourse would find something moving.
Warning – your mum might have a nervous breakdown if you do any of this instead of something productive.
I just remain concerned about the breakdown area, something I have spoken of consistently".
That may not be hugely surprising for 20-somethings, but the breakdown of those living with mum and dad is notable.
If there were a baseball card for the roof, the back-of-card statistical breakdown would go something like this: eleven thousand tons, 8.9 acres, an umbrellalike covering that is capable of running over first and second and everything else at an average speed of six inches per second, thanks to a hundred and twenty-eight one-ton wheels.
