For all his skepticism about the diminished adventure of contemporary life, there's one regard in which Godard, looking at the withdrawn and bewildered young people in his presence, sees authentic progress: in the matter of animal rights, which are discussed in a series of remarks on the soundtrack, added in the actors' copious voice-over.
We here at the bureau are afraid that a toddler with a voice-activated remote control and poor diction who is looking to spend some time with Sportacus might end up instead in the "Spartacus" version of ancient Rome, where the language is vulgar, and the bloodshed and copulation are copious.
The best are replete with copious older vintages as well.
Even that act earned Mr Netanyahu copious reprimands.
Brooks conducted copious research while writing World War Z.
Beauty was portrayed by Maija Lisa Currie, an attractive young soprano with a promising voice and copious stage presence.
But nothing upstaged Ms. Newsom, who works nonstop: plucking complex arrangements on her harp, singing her copious lyrics, transmuting her voice from all-knowing to wide-eyed, witchy to devoted.
In the book, Marcus's narrative voice is copious, associative, digressive, replete with his own apostrophes, commentaries, asides, associations, and self-analyses as well aself-analyses asnge of other memories that extend far beyond the family circle in Newell asd his time at withsburg.
Not only does Mr. Malick, via his roving camera and copious use of whispered voice-over, make women central; in each film, Mr. Malick, along with the ace cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, also forges a tricky path between objectifying and personifying the female protagonist, visually venerating them while also getting inside their heads.
A magnetic presence, with a large head, copious dark hair, a deep voice, and piercing gray eyes, Mesić told us about the bureaucratic obstacles faced by BEN researchers.
