There is something deeply pleasurable about the way Lanchester writes, and it's not just a matter of his wit and the laugh-out-loud imagery, or the miraculous way he makes you understand things about which you had hitherto resigned yourself to perpetual ignorance; it's something he understands at the level of tone and sentence structure.
Maximization of potential cognitive- enhancing effects of the PRT is supported by introduction of novel exercise after every 8 sessions and encouraging visualisation, counting out loud, and imagery of the muscle repetitions contracting during rest intervals.
Through abrupt cutting and repetition of loud soundtracks as well as imagery, Mr. Hersberger creates an unnerving delirium while raising questions about our appetite for stories of death and apocalyptic destruction (Johnson).
Not everyone will agree about the abortion visuals, including, perhaps, those who worry that such explicit imagery can speak louder than any pro-abortion-rights argument.
You belong to Catalano!" (I really said that out loud) That's how powerful the imagery was of these photos I found on the internets.
Using a two-independent group design, priming with alcohol-related imagery led participants to deliver louder noise punishments in a competition task than priming with beverage-related images.
But even then, Wright evokes parallels he doesn't seem to intend, drawing a series of loud, hard-charging gringos in the same cartoon imagery that the White House used to demonize Noriega.
A homosexual outfit loud and proud, dressed down in trad butch imagery, bearing the handle of New York's main gay district with enough sense and style not to giggle and get camp like a half-dozen fancy-dress Charles Hawtreys.
Through a cache of Pop art imagery, as cut and sewed via surrealist techniques, his works are loud almost frightening juxtapositions.
It's partly, I think, that in the works he creates for his own company he articulates ideas through a bigger and louder palette, using more complex spoken text, more amped-up music, more surreal imagery.
It's remarkable to see how Shakespeare's words create powerful imagery and moving performances, even when you can't hear them spoken out loud.
