And in his comment he described in a nutshell the phenomenon of art that is simultaneously low and high, and beyond both.
When a guest refuses a drink, and Edgar says, disapprovingly, "I want excess, or what's the point?" the audience rustles appreciatively, as if McKellen, in passing along Edgar's philosophy of life, had also described in a nutshell the essence of his own performance.
The restaurant scene in the neighborhood around Carnegie Hall is too rich to describe in a nutshell: Italian, Japanese, Greek, cheap, extravagant.
The only appropriate way to describe 2016 in a nutshell would be a long, drawn-out sigh.
Nobel Prize winner Kenneth J. Arrow, the Joan Kenney Professor of Economics and Professor of Operations Research, Emeritus, described the methods in a nutshell: "Linear programming is a way of choosing interdependent activities, with inputs and outputs, so as to achieve an optimum in some dimension (e.g., profits or some index of welfare).
During an interview with Adesope of Factory 78 TV, Wizkid described his life in a nutshell.
In an interview with Studs Terkel – part of which can be heard here – Alinsky describes his method in a nutshell, sketching a dialogue with the tenant of poverty-ridden, cockroach-infested housing: What would happen if you didn't pay your rent?
The association's motto, "Putting Knowledge to Work," describes our work in a nutshell.
And that describes his own work in a nutshell.
Leaner and nicer: that in a nutshell describes the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, which begins Wednesday with the world premiere of Woody Allen's new comedy, "Whatever Works".
This, in a nutshell, describes all that is wrong with economic development tax subsidies.
