(It's quickly understood that she is his enigmatic Facebook correspondent).
That the idea was as relevant as it was distinct was quickly understood.
Everyone today understands that Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are" is about early childhood temper tantrums, but when it was published in 1963 it was stunningly new and was quickly understood in Freudian terms.
Hip-hop, as was quickly understood by young disaffected groups around the world, made it possible to talk back to the media.
"FeFe," Roman taxi drivers used to call to him, using the nickname by which he was known around the city, "why don't you make pictures we can understand?" He says in "I, Fellini," "I answer them that is it because I tell the truth, and the truth is never clear, while lies are quickly understood by everyone".
This was quickly understood by many readers.
The Black Book describes nuclear retaliatory options, presented in cartoon-like illustrations that can be quickly understood.
Twenty years ago, when Timothy McVeigh bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, in Oklahoma City, killing a hundred and sixty-eight people, the act was quickly understood as terrorism.
He noted that while some Web page conventions, like colored, underlined hyperlinks to other Web sites, are quickly understood by most new users, other inconsistencies in design and layout may make the Web hard to grasp.
Kelman turned up at the foolishly formal, black-tie award dinner in a regular business suit and an open-necked shirt, the rebellious semiotics of which were quickly understood, and spoke about how the writer must stand up to oppression: "My culture and my language have the right to exist, and no one has the authority to dismiss that. . . .
He had a boyish delight in soccer exploits, above all in unexpected twists and moves which were quickly understood and shared by his partners brought up on the same wavelength, but were baffling to an opposition only a fraction of a second slower".
