The first time Mr. Trump used a teleprompter, I photographed him staring directly through the words reflected in the transparent glass, straight into my lens.
Trump's claim of complete exoneration "directly contradicts the words of Mr Mueller and is not to be taken with any degree of credibility", they said.
"This is a momentous day in the history of Libya," he said, before addressing the country's people directly with the words: "You have won your revolution".
"For the president to say he is completely exonerated directly contradicts the words of Mr Mueller and is not to be taken with any degree of credibility," they said.
Far from displaying signs of a "white saviour" mentality, the narrative dispenses with the usual authorial voice and allows a powerful and moving story to emerge directly from the words of those most closely involved in the horrific rape and its aftermath – parents, friends, street protestors, lawyers, police and the rapists themselves.
"If you could tease out our jobs in rehearsal, you could say that mine is primarily from the body, the ear and the eye, and Paul works directly from the words through his own imaginative process," Ms. Parson said, describing how projects come together for their company, Big Dance Theater.
"For the president to say he is completely exonerated directly contradicts the words of Mr Mueller and is not to be taken with any degree of credibility," the statement said.
He's far more engaging each time he keeps the voice in check and connects more simply and directly to the words.
A third emblematic slip we have found is a very tiny fragment of the head shake 'no' or head nod 'yes', directly contradicting the words that are spoken.
But they are actually damnable, hypocritical, and cheap solace when actions taken (or not taken) directly contradict the words directed at those who are serving, or who have come home, and are expected to make a smooth transition and live a "normal" life again.
