The leading independent filmmakers' work is seen, if not in a void, then within a tradition that is, itself, a counter-tradition.
One of the truisms about life is that if you're working in a void for any period of time, human nature says you'll view it negatively.
It's as if you're standing in a void, unable to get out, while the rest of the world keeps moving on.
"Despite well-documented and official reports," Saine argued, "the results obtained by homeopathy have been almost completely ignored... as if they had occurred in a void of time and space".
Even if a voiding diary reimbursement appears to be a good idea in Denmark, a similar reimbursement plan may have no impact on the management of UI in other countries.
Inspired by the play of solidity and space in sculptures by Naum Gabo, and in Daniel Libeskind's architecture at the Jewish Museum Berlin, the piece offered an intricate tangle of roiling solo lines and dense ensemble rebuttals, broken up by five electronic interludes in which an old recording of klezmer music was heard as if across a void of space and time.
Ingmar Bergman constructs a similar plight in "Persona" (1966), where a nurse chatters helplessly, as if filling a void, to her patient, who stays mute, but for Bergman the clash — the waves of speech beating against a rock — is psychological, whereas the old man and his niece, like their homeland, are under siege.
I thought that stylish shoes for indoors made a lot of sense," but she wasn't sure if there was a void in the market, or if she just imagined one.
If – and it's a big if – there was a void just begging to be filled with a restaurant where Italy's foremost cornmeal-heavy carbohydrate had top billing, then La Polenteria have certainly aced it.
"If we had a void, we should have a strong reflection," he said.
