Turner's ambition seems to exclude all else, including the viewer, which gives the work an oddly imperious, impersonal tone.
Lovemaking excludes all else in life -- or does it just hold back all the rules, codes and intrusions that want to smother desire?
After a few listens to Ms. Amos's ear-ticklingly claustrophobic version, though, it makes sense: in pop, male aspirations are so grand, they often exclude all else.
Brother and Sister, husband and wife, best friends, and lovers, that's what Sabyrtooth is all about: And that we can do it as a couple, without excluding anyone else at all.
Or selecting one ideal reader and excluding everybody else from your writing universe.
"Our brand is relevant to young audiences without excluding everybody else.
"As the registration of a trademark creates a form of intellectual property conferring a potentially perpetual monopoly in the mark and excluding everybody else from use in various ways, the point of principle has some public importance".
He writes, in the notes to Moortown Diary, about his practice of "getting reasonably close to what is going on, and staying close, and of excluding everything else that might be pressing to interfere with the watching eye".
But by excluding everyone else: by excluding Charles (still an important figure in her life) and any real depiction of her relationship with her sons – perhaps through some unspoken deference to these important and very-much-alive royals – the film creates a distorted, sugary and preposterous impression.
It's not that I'm excluding anybody else.
