But so is a kind of anonymity: a diffuse, inclusive love of movies, the joy of movies, which he spreads before us in an immense, ceaselessly moving, pell-mell, two-timing feast.
The Eurovision Song Contest, before trendy columnists lambast it to the depths of infernal bad taste, is about la-la love, solidarity, and diffusing the potential conflagration of tinder-dry nation states.
It is clearly a labour of love, but it is diffuse and repetitive.
This love, he believes, however diffuse, unorganized and unheralded, brings us in touch with our core, with that within us that is divine.
But as Rauschenberg's fame grew, he was seen as a serious artist with a social and political vocation; the secret love of his early art diffused into vagueness.
The best way to diffuse immature behavior quickly is to pull your loved on aside to get him/her to refocus.
The Rizzles' death blow came a few minutes after the argument died down, when Jordan fired off a cheery tweet: "I love arguing!" Three words, there, that could diffuse the majority of silly online spats.
Inoffensive and low-key, "Gayby" is too diffuse to have much pop when it comes to the topics at hand: love and friendship, and how unconventional modern permutations might help rewrite the script of romance.
It would simply argue that those costs are too diffuse and hard to quantify to outweigh the immediate benefits of recognizing gay couples' love and commitment.
There are many reasons I love Lily, but this odd gift she has for being able to diffuse my rants and make my flaws seem life-sized ranks near the top.
"Her fellow officers said they loved being partnered up with her because she was always calm, collected and professional, and could diffuse situations with her calm, gentle way".
