For all that, however, the Queen's Hall orchestra responded to his direction with rare feeling, and the interpretation of the curiously elusive picture of the resting Faun, the shimmering heat of noonday and amorous thoughts which pass through the creature's mind was presented with singular grace and delicacy.
Yet the power of her yielding reaches to the root of this elusive picture and suggests that those viewers who like to quiz themselves on the meaning of a Lynch film, as if it were an audiovisual crossword, and to congratulate themselves on making the answers fit, are in the wrong game.
Even when we get what we're after only to find it's not all it's cracked up to be, those bright and shiny objects are hard to give up -- because, as much as we likely would rather not admit it, part of that ever-elusive picture-perfect life to which we aspire is the picture itself.
This was a different audience from the one conceived by Schoenfeld, and rather elusive to picture: I found myself imagining stock traders and dot-com millionaires at home all day, kneading dough, trying out new recipes, wondering what to do with saffron.
While the exact cellular determinants and pathogenic molecular mediators remain elusive, the clinical picture and cytokine profile of PFAPA outline a very complex, heterogeneous, but nevertheless autoinflammatory, disease [ 55].
Though Giovan released a collection of Cuban images in 1996 (titled Cuba: The Elusive Island), many pictures in her new work have never been published before.
These are ambitious and elusive ideas for a picture – or a series – to contain, and in many ways I think McConnell is grappling with the limits of photography, or even the impossibility of photography.
It is a concept that proves extremely difficult to make explicit; whatever it is that constitutes the unity of all the components of the picture seems elusive.
The protocol is a positive step toward emissions reductions but because it relies on estimates and few direct measurements, it can't capture the full picture of elusive emissions, human error or other variables.
Paintings like this were often referred to as "fancy pictures," an elusive term that gained traction in English art circles in the 18th century to describe rural scenes in which "idealized peasants behave rather more as if they were in the studio than the countryside," as the art historian Harold Osborne puts it.
The one factor we cannot account for and the elusive grail in the data picture, whether we talk about elections, crime or disease..
