But ordinary material objects — it might be observed — are not truly continuous (or dense) and speaking of an object's boundary is like speaking of the "flat top" of a fakir's bed of nails (Simons 1991: 91).
This is known in dense-speak as a "justificatory narrative rooted in apartheid practices that legitimated violence by the dominant group against the disempowered".
The plasmasphere here is relatively "dense" and culturally speaking, pretty low-energy.
The group meets each week to narrate personal stories in the style of a Nabokovian "speak memory", scenes dense with opportunities for symbolic detail.
And sometimes, the echoing words add up to dense and vivid stanzas: "I speak from the heart of the hood/ From the boarded-up apartments with wood/ From the cracked-down crackhouse/ To the burnt-up black house/ To the fiends inside with that burnt-up glass out".
A modern cornfield would have rebuffed Cary Grant in "North by Northwest" because there are no rows to speak of, only a dense lattice of intersecting spears.
The symbolism is rendered in a dense, opaque prose and unchronological sequences that speak of a deliberate attempt to appropriate the techniques of modernism.
As Krauss points out, "His writing is so dense, and there's no real narrative to speak of.
In the first (in Boston) a full-blown Romanticism is evident in the dense, smokey haze and swift and brutal brush strokes that speak directly to the violent death of the Emperor and his aides.
As the world gets smaller and more dense and fascinating, culturally speaking, we look to artists like Miyagi to chart wonderful new theatrical territory, making it strange and familiar, all at once.
Speak we must, of course, as both sisters attest in one of the dense, musical monologues that they recite in turn.
