"It's difficult to absorb what has happened to me today," said Berthod, who dedicated her victory to Régine Cavagnoud, the French skier who was killed during practice this season.
And he looked at how pieces "handle and respond to the tsunami of available fact, context and perspective" that constitutes our "Total Noise" culture today — a culture that so overwhelms us with data and rhetoric and spin that it's difficult to absorb, much less try to make sense of.
"It's difficult to absorb the situation," he said.
(Despite fearful headlines, it's difficult to absorb fentanyl through the skin and unlikely to lead to overdose. The American College of Medical Toxicology called the exposure risk to emergency responders "extremely low"). .
Current therapies rely on dietary supplementation with Q10, but due to its highly lipophilic nature, Q10 is difficult to absorb by tissues and cells.
Sometimes, when the emotion of the creator is difficult to absorb, the words and the visuals are tough to match up — as if in a fine art exhibition.
As with a show like "BoJack Horseman," the more painful themes of "Fleabag" would be difficult to absorb if it weren't for how legitimately hilarious the show is: smutty-giggly, caustic, observant about the ugliness of both sexes, and occasionally surreal.
For example, one current program authorizes the payment of up to $100,000 a month to Afghan provincial leaders for local projects, which the reported called "a tidal wave of funding" that can be difficult to absorb efficiently and fairly.
