Film-makers, actors and critics hit back yesterday at David Cameron's call for film funding to focus on "commercially successful" pictures, arguing it would "dilute the quality of the product and mean we don't move forward culturally".
Directors, actors and critics hit back at David Cameron's call for film funding to focus on "commercially successful" pictures, arguing it would "dilute the quality of the product and mean "we won't move forward culturally".
According to the optometrists, they did a lot of work to make the best possible pictures, arguing they made more images than the hospital asked for and even asking patients to come back the following week to make better images.
We may picture, argues Mullan, that he cops a kiss – perhaps more.
Media coverage failed to give a complete picture, argues Mr Way.
But several economists paint a more nuanced picture, arguing that weak economic fundamentals and battered balance sheets have lowered the appetite for new lending.
During the debate on the farm bill, lawmakers in Congress painted a different picture, arguing that American farmers needed subsidies to remain competitive in the world.
Merkel also urged the Bundestag to see the big picture, arguing that: Germany can only do well if Europe does well.
France's Vichy government tore down many of the enlightenment heroes of the Third Republic (among them Condorcet see picture), arguing weakly that the statues' bronze content was vital to the war effort.
Animal rights advocates paint a much darker picture, arguing that many animals are put through needless suffering and that enforcement of the federal Animal Welfare Act, intended to protect animals from inhumane treatment, is lax.
Obama was at his most convincing when talking about the big picture, arguing that on trade the ship had sailed and it was time to start charting a more progressive course.
