The main character, Scott Jenkins, routinely clashes with his mother, secretly a rhythm and blues singer, who calls his form of expression "loud, stupid music".
Youth is about rebellion and expression, loud music and experimental drugs -- voting is about conformity and soul-killing compromise.
The message throughout, that media and technology limit the possibility of complex expression, rings loud and true.
Entranced by the fake head that group leader Frank wears 24/7 ("Would it help if I said my facial expressions out loud?"), Jon becomes seduced both by the guru-like enigma of his mentor, and by the waving hands of theremin player Clara (Maggie Gyllenhaal), who seems able to conjure beautiful sounds and savage weapons out of thin air with equal ease.
THE pent-up anger of the Irish electorate, which has been mounting steadily since 2008, has found loud expression.
There was a loud expression of support from Nelson B Rivers, from the National Action Network civil rights group, who compared calls for the flag to be taken down for the legislation to introduce body cameras in the aftermath of Walter Scott's death.
In that context, if our relationship to the past is so tenuous, and ignorance so helps the mad designs of those in power, should we be surprised that with every book judged "obsolete" and chucked into a skip, comes a loud expression of fear?
His positive metaphysics, on the other hand, has been somewhat overshadowed by his long and loud expressions of atheism, and it will be the focus of this discussion.
G., the volunteer, was a fifty-three-year-old man wearing a Puma baseball cap and a relaxed expression; he laughed out loud when he saw the dolphin.
"But I have an ability to cut to the essence of what I'm presented with and make something that may seduce visually but has some deeper level, or so I like to think!" Helping celebrate punk's anniversary, Furmanovsky is opening the Rockarchive in a one-off display at the Barbican Music Library, presenting a visual slice of an era of loud, riotous expression.
An extended squabble about earmarks was punctuated by boos that seemed almost randomly placed, less expressions of ideology than loud, baffled question marks.
