"The multiple layers of meaning unfold the closer you look".
These were, first, new sonorities revealed by electronics; second, language, in particular the experiments in multiple levels of meaning found in the neo-avanguardia; and third, theatre.
The quality of Mr. Goldblatt's work rests on its ability to appear plain spoken and almost austere, but to sustain multiple kinds of meaning.
Any such survey would certainly reveal that a number of basic techniques in film montage builds up multiple layers of meaning.
As one Brazilian Temple Mother said, 'All roads lead to God.' " Poetry, of course, is also distinguished by its ability to contain multiple layers of meaning; as Walt Whitman wrote: "Do I contradict myself?
The scene itself could be a Karnak song, filled with sudden changes, multiple layers of meaning, group vocals and a tendency to obscure sadness and tragedy with jokes and optimism.
The true cliche that was uttered so frequently in the immediate aftermath of the murderous explosion last week-- it's not supposed to happen here"--contained multiple shades of meaning.
A decade after the strike, I called the book I wrote about that secret war against the miners The Enemy Within, because the phrase turned out to have multiple layers of meaning.
The language with which they are described is so fragmented that it is difficult to orient ourselves: we are in a system of words where multiple paths of meaning branch from every sentence, not on the level of interpretation but of basic comprehension.
Still, "as an American working with Arabs in the Arab world, it is a wonderful experience living here," said Ms. Lodge, who is a granddaughter of the war-era United States ambassador to South Vietnam, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. "Given its history and mix, it is a place with multiple layers of meaning, where people are respectful of different faiths.
