So from this small point like clump of paper, we get a full sheet of paper almost immediately.
"That's when this stack goes back to," Mara said, pulling a clump of paper from a manila envelope.
'It will either make me famous or destroy me,' Houellebecq had said earlier, waving drunkenly at the clump of papers he called a novel.
He used paper disks in shades of gray and clumps of wet paper pulp, fashioning illusionistically precise faces.
The card is a froth of glitter and highly scrumpled clumps of tissue paper.
These initial experiments highlighted irregular and ineffective stirring; clumps of shredded paper substrate often became trapped within the vessel leading to unstirred areas.
And while some kids bonded, rode horses and acted in talent shows, others hurled "sloshies" (clumps of wet toilet paper) at one another, victimized the geeks, and engaged in Juno-and-Paulie-style sexual brinkmanship in "slobbery" make-out sessions with "under-the-shirt over-the-bra action".
These wrinkled clumps of polyester resin, fiberglass, paper and gauze, some with Ms. Szapocznikow's face on them, are alarming but gratifying for the viewer; they show Ms. Szapocznikow using art to define her illness so that it would not, in the end, define her.
And it is covered with clumps of an unwanted substance: toilet paper.
