The actor's attempts to indicate the mind's construction in his own face are less artful than labored.
This is not to condemn "Ripper Street," which has its satisfactions, but to indicate the mind-set at work.
Gilbride was disappointed with the depth of a route that Cruz had run, a smaller detail that, in Cruz's mind, indicates the Giants have heightened expectations for him.
Cognitive psychologists believe that the time spent by respondents to answer a question indicates the loading process of mind which is essential for reaching the answer (Draisma and Dijkstra 2004, p. 132).
(To my mind, this indicates the weakness of the economy; the unemployment number is 7.8% today).
"It's important to have high standards," he told a county Republican gathering a while back, using a Bush ian gesture that indicates the height he had in mind was about five feet.
As these characteristic words indicate, the spirit and mind were as ever, though the body appeared too weak for writing, maybe even for dictation.
All of this heightens our awareness of the sitter's complex thought-processes, as her arthritic hands (each one painted double, to indicate the speed of her mind and the intensity of her passion for scientific discovery) race across the paper on which she is sketching a diagram.
Indeed, if the Rs in question did directly indicate the influence of a mind, then means of production whether unbroken causation or gappy would be of minimal evidential importance.
Daguerre, who got an annuity of 6,000 francs by selling his invention to the French government, in a prospectus in 1838 blithely declared that "everyone can use the daguerreotype to make views of his chateau or country house," indicating the clientele he had in mind.
