So are reviews, which Ms. Cohen carefully quotes and rebuts.
Each photograph is presented to us within one of these frames, and each section begins with a carefully chosen quote (from writers like Edmund Burke, Cormac McCarthy, and photojournalist John Hoagland), which frame the frame.
Sara reads her own press very carefully - she can quote from letters written about her in Heat and Hello!, let alone articles.
There she created a new life for herself (and her three children) by writing "Twentieth Century Treatises," a best-selling series of manifestoes on parenting, cooking, conduct, clothing and, of course, gender relations, which her carefully indoctrinated offspring frequently quote back to her.
The story is carefully written: it quotes an unnamed senior French diplomat saying that Mr Barroso is still more likely than not to be re-appointed, making a Fillon phantom candidacy rather theoretical.
Each has one or two carefully scripted quotes or references to their action movie better days.
Instead, the film allows Arendt's decades-old arguments, presented through carefully curated quotes, to linger on the screen, asking the viewer to read, reflect, and perhaps reread before moving on.
Then it was an endless job of curating these images and very carefully choosing quotes and placing them in a particular pattern so that each chapter has its own mini-movement.
If you want clarity, then, for example, "writing carefully, dangling participles must be avoided," to quote William Safire's 1979 column in The New York Times.
The portion of the episode where characters quote the Bible in support or opposition of clowning were carefully researched.
