The result: an important desire to reveal what was once hidden ends up pulling down nearly everything else, leaving a landscape as starkly unreal as the one in which Washington could never tell a lie.
But by perfecting the art of monoculture, it has become too easy for us to exterminate everything else, leaving no wild plants, no food for insects and a barren land for birds.
But he said his technique – which instead of cutting the lines of the drawing into the plate, involved cutting away everything else leaving the lines in relief – was suggested to him in a vision by his dead brother Robert.
The hotel was built but the banking crash killed off everything else, leaving just an unusually spectacular approach to a marooned Premier Inn, and a reminder of Hull's vulnerability to forces beyond its control.
Apart from everything else, leaving while the film is still playing involves doing the Groucho Marx walk, crouching down in the darkness under the projection beam, going into a skittish little run while hazardously looking down.
The free market of ideas has been unleashed in all its fury, just as we've unleashed the free market in everything else — leaving ordinary, unlucky people to bear the costs of our grand experiment.
Like Kubrick, she puts only the relevant items into her frame and excises everything else, leaving a stark white.
Sure enough, once I'm inside the shop's ambiance makes me forget everything else, leaving me feeling like I've walked back into some sort of 1970's retrospective.
Everything else was left outside.
Everything else was left behind: paintings, jewelry, everything.
