(Ages 3 to 7) A loony idea is expressed perfectly in Small's larger-than-life illustrations.
It showed up in the opening sequence of "Miami Vice," and it expressed perfectly the way Miami wanted to see itself: daring, brash, and glittery.
Delayed by two hours but destined to be debated for months, Mr. Jacobs's spring show expressed perfectly the dislocating values of our culture.
This line early on in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland expresses perfectly what seems to be the director's guiding philosophy.
It's a mood expressed perfectly by the seminal Australian dance track of the era: Sweetness and Light by Sydney duo Paul Mac and Andy Rantzen, otherwise known as Itch-E & Scratch-E.
There was a story told by the mayor of the town of Niterói, across the bay from Rio de Janeiro, that expresses perfectly the epic stature of the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, who has died aged 104.
The recalled wing, Cedric Heymans, in for Christophe Dominici, expressed perfectly what is at stake for France today: "If we are not sufficiently motivated to win, we will never be and we cannot claim to have pretensions to win the World Cup".
It seems that a whole way of life – a way of life expressed perfectly in the Victorian discovery of the seaside – is dying along with Dirk Bogarde as the world of the bourgeoisie drifts towards its destruction in a new age of revolution.
This suggests the following proposal: Property F counts as more natural than property G just in case some predicate expressing F can be defined, in terms of predicates expressing perfectly natural properties, more simply than can any predicate expressing G.
Google Glass is one of them (and I expect to see a knockoff in my complimentary seat-back magazine soon), but the objections against it are so obvious that I abandoned several articles enumerating them as unnecessary (one working title: HUD Sucker); at any rate, they have been expressed perfectly well by others, and I don't plan on duplicating their efforts.
