With Paglen's work, though, he inspires viewers to think not just about the secret organizations, but about the grander, metaphysical implications of what it means to be a walking ghost in 2013. .
The art of the best independent filmmakers is precisely in the recognition that life, no matter where or how, is experience, and they draw the grand dramatic implications from their own intimate struggles — including struggles to create films and to enter the wider world.
The acceptance of liability on a grand scale has implications which stretch across the Atlantic to the heart of News Corporation.
As long as the United States endures as a republican government established in the late 18th century, all Americans are living the legacy of that creative moment and therefore cannot escape its grand and tragic implications.
He framed the social and economic implications in grand terms.
The implications were grand, even if the focus was narrow; the lead read, "Heads up, park cruisers".
But it is of the genre of the best science writing, wherein careful observation and tremendous ingenuity by generations of scientists are shown to generate large ideas, grand ideas, ideas with implications for the way we see ourselves and our place in universal history.
By such means almost any shard of research can be scaled up to full-planet size, with policy implications commensurately grand.
While the news probably did not cross the radar of most, the implications are grand: the combined $11 billion in revenue poises Actavis to become one of the two largest international pharma-tech companies, promises global dissemination of Warner Chilcott's most promising drugs, and could lead to new advances in women's health, gastroenterology, and dermatology.
All the collaborations at the Aldrich offer plenty of opportunities for ruminating on grand issues: millennial malaise, the implications of a mass-cultural zombie obsession or the passing of an old tree.
