It can be put in place rapidly, he said, and has an almost limitless supply of images.
Computers are responsible, for they have opened up a limitless word of digital image making and manipulation.
Harrington's vast Nachlass is today playing a central role in language revitalization and tribal recognition efforts of contemporary Native Californians, even as its contents, and its compiler, remain at least partly lodged in those same Romantic tropes of the Sublime (as was Harrington's own self-image, perhaps): limitless, forbidding, impenetrable.
Check out the first image of McDorman in "Limitless" below.
The idea of grafting sound and perhaps images onto the Internet's limitless reach captivated everyone Glaser and Halperin talked to.
Mainstream animated movies are dumbed-down and sanitised: they make the world in their own image rather than exploring the limitless possibilities that are out there.
What makes this case for sacrifice so much harder to embrace, perhaps, is that it goes to our national psyche, threatening our self-image as a land with limitless potential.
And the scale was tremendous: towering mountains, limitless vistas, sourceless rivers, as befitted an image of nature that was an emblem of creation itself, a vision of matter forever consolidating and evaporating.
Borges, of course, always presented these vast, all-inclusive images (the Library of Babel and the limitless memory of an otherwise ordinary man named Funes are others) as suggestive paradoxes, little metaphysical conundrums.
This is the popular perception, masterminded by his mother, who controls the release of his apparently limitless back catalogue and sanctions the use of his image.
One difference between the campaigns remains Ms. McMahon's ability to flood the airwaves with seemingly limitless advertising that was first intended to soften her image, and that now batters Mr. Murphy daily.
