"They're just attempts to get across an idea," Charles claimed in an interview with Paul Schrader.
"It's kind of like the ugly American tourist trying to get across an idea in another country by speaking English slowly and more loudly," he says.
The Venn diagram works fine schematically, as a way to get across an idea of set overlap, but it would never be a data visualization that would reveal quantitative patterns from their findings.
It's an aluminum-frame box with a brick veneer, meant to visually get across a cartoon idea that this is a plantation house, and therefore a dignified building — you know, with a dignified activity, banking, going on".
You find out that it's Rose licking a mirror, but it gets across the idea that it could be around the corner at any time".
As disorganized as Suzuki's treatment of the subject is, he gets across the idea of centuries-old traditions and the passions they inspire.
"I wanted to get across the idea of a big burger with everything on it..
It's peopled with excellent performances (kudos to casting director Tom Rowan) and makes the most of modest resources to get across the idea of a young talent.
"He wants to get across the idea that it's a whole unit and a together unit, after the game the boys who hadn't played were in there and it was like they'd won as well.
He is trying to get across the idea that in a period of such profound change, the old templates, the traditional ideas and policies of even the most progressive thinkers and officeholders, will not be sufficient to meet the new challenges.
"We have wanted to get across the idea that this was a different kind of war, and that meant picking a different kind of place," one senior administration official said.
