(And even then you can't figure out what it's saying). In this director's impeccably constructed philosophical vaudeville for his Ontological-Hysteric Theater, his central characters are usually the butts of a dark joke of a universe that keeps changing on them, refusing to vouchsafe any glimpse of real knowledge.
Confronted with the human cost of his profits, Dunbar is granted a rare glimpse of self-knowledge, and in a poignant scene of biblical allusion, bathes the man's feet and dries them with his cashmere scarf.
In such found clips we glimpse a realm of knowledge to which only a certain elect is privy.
They give us a glimpse of the impressive knowledge of pre-Columbian mathematics and astronomy.
They give us a glimpse of the impressive knowledge of pre-Columbian mathematics and astronomy.
Our investigation, an analysis of data from a national population-based cross-sectional survey, provides a glimpse of the current knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding antibiotic use among patients.
These included a figure that provided the moment I wait for in any documentary of this kind; the casual glimpse of a depth of knowledge that leaves you with the realisation that you have been teetering all your life on a tiny promontory surrounded by the seas of your own ignorance.
First and most simply, these papers provide a glimpse into the vast body of knowledge regarding eyes and their origins that is usually not accessible to non-specialists.
"Neurocultures" offers glimpses into an expanding universe of knowledge, beliefs and practices characterized by the conviction that human activity is governed by the structure and functioning of the brain.
But they yield another kind of knowledge… an intimate glimpse of eighteen of our legislators.
The present comprehensive structural analysis summarizes our current state of knowledge, providing the first glimpse at the architecture of this highly efficient photochemical machine at the atomic level.
