"It's kind of a 'Dance, monkey!' feeling," he says.
But an unconscious man cannot be a great movie character, and we begin to think of Szpilman as merely a piano player, a kind of trained monkey who is actually a smaller figure than the more impassioned men seen along the edges of the movie.
(subject #13) That participant was a psychiatrist who thought there could be positive changes in health between generations, but no evolution of the kind 'from a monkey to a human being'.
Dr. STEPHEN NASH, a research associate in the department of anatomical sciences at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, has had his name bestowed on a new kind of titi monkey that lives in the South American rain forest.
Not a baboon, but some kind of big monkey in the backyard".
Must our beleaguered zebra-shirted linesmen, judges and umpires also be on the lookout for every kind of petty monkey business, as though the 80,000-seat stadium was a dirt patch playground packed with sneaky 8-year-olds?
The meerkat's Latin name, Suricata suricatta, is also derived from an obsolete Dutch word, surikat, meaning macaque, a kind of monkey.
"It kind of sounds like a monkey discovered a drum machine and heard new beat or techno earlier in the day, and decided to make a song," he said.
With a kind of simian stealth, monkey bread has entered American cuisine, not through high-end restaurants but via the food pages of newspapers across the country and Internet chat rooms.
Maybe Clint thought that talking to Imaginary Obama would be the same kind of comedy monkey magic.
