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The more minutely the film analyzes Picasso's paintings, the further it drifts from its subject.

As it drifts from topic to topic, its characters debate war, heroism, mortality and social change.

Utah passed an amendment in 1997 stating that tobacco smoke may be considered a nuisance when it drifts from one residential unit into another.

The problem with the piece is that it drifts from one scenario to another and back again almost aimlessly, and somewhat repetitively.

In reality, it's actually about the back and forth of public opinion, as it drifts from anger to remorse to sentiment and back to anger again.

Instead, the film seems remarkably light and free as it drifts from one topic to another -- here offering a disquisition on male friendship, there a quick study in betrayal, now a touch of gambler's metaphysics.

Yet as the museum grew larger it drifted from its radical beginnings, just as the Museum of Modern Art had done two generations before.

Another fan of Paris is Burning is New Jersey ballroom DJ, MikeQ, who's concerned that the growing globalisation and popularity of the subculture might see it drifting from its roots.

It was also unlike others in form: it drifted from one monologue to another.

The Austin Chronicle reviewer praised the heavy sound of the album, saying it drifted from the light-hearted tone of songs such as "Big Me" while "retaining their melodic instincts".

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.