The show's jarring shift in tone suggests a touch of the film "Syriana," as well, all of which leaves us with a hard-to-digest influence soup.
Still, they are a young band who are probably yet to thoroughly digest their influences.
It reveals a transitional phase in Holst's career, when he was digesting the influence of Wagner (the ghost of Tristan und Isolde lingers in many of Indra's themes) and beginning to experiment and find his own voice.
"I have always believed that staying on the street is not the only way, because we have already been here around 40 days, and the government has basically finished digesting the influence," Leung said.
And yet New York bands have digested global influences in peculiar and recognizable ways.
BARNEY KULOK Although he hasn't entirely digested his influences (Jeff Wall, William Eggleston), this young New York-based photographer (Bard class of 2004) makes a cunning and memorable début.
Influence We're still digesting Kline's influence.
Now, the discovery of an 8000-year-old 8000-year-old 8000-year-oldhat European hunter-gathererskeletonine—dark-Spained, blue-eyed, unable to digest milk—and how they influenced the genomes of earevealsmers.
With the passage of a multibillion-dollar health care bill, once again a piece of legislation had been rammed through Albany so fast -- no public hearings, no expert testimony, and almost no discussion -- that interest groups, lobbyists and even many lawmakers were unable to digest it fully, much less influence its shape.
The way people digest visuals is changing; trends influence the way society thinks, lives and behaves.
More than most of Kurosawa's numerous films, Throne Of Blood shows that although the director digested many Western influences - including training as a painter at a Western art school, and an abiding admiration for John Ford - he was as much a product of his own culture as Mizoguchi (whom he acknowledged as his master).
