Though there's little sociopolitical context or strategic explanation offered for the various anti-Taliban operations on display, the film, shot over two years, covers a gamut of gripping warfare scenarios: ambushes, IED (improvised explosive device) threats, acts of valor, grave injuries, medical procedures and the inevitable deaths.
I decided long ago that Koons believes what he says, though, and I suspect that this convincing (and obsessive) sincerity, with its roots in bourgeois middle-class values and its rejection of postmodern art theories, is a factor in the magnetic power that these absurd images — some of them, anyway — can exert over a wide gamut of viewers.
From the frustrations of an unreliable memory to the aggravation of a world fogged by corporate-speak, this multidisciplinary solo show covers a gamut of reasons why a woman over 50 might be angry.
Along the way, Young & Lost have provided early releases for a gamut of famous names.
The company makes a gamut of models, using various materials, including polystyrene, leather and wood.
He felt a gamut of weaknesses with other boys, even his brother, who died of influenza.
At the college level, computer science courses intended for non-majors run a gamut.
In addition, a gamut of recent studies has lent increasing legitimacy to the practice of comparing well-being over both time and countries9.
Adolescent girls face a gamut of problems of which the menstrual problems are the most common.
I've run a gamut of meds to treat a gamut of disorders, so I'm going to be talking in broad terms of ideas and feelings as opposed to the "Cymbalta gave my hands the shakes" specificity that fills countless message boards all over the net (I highly recommend these boards, however, if just for the sense of community).
