Absurd, funny, sly and freakishly on target, Warhol seized on her appeal instantly, pinpointing everything that defined and has continued to define her screen presence: her beauty, talent, androgyny and ambition (she was excited about the publicity she had received for "Taxi Driver"), yes, but also a willingness to exploit her body and a taste, or perhaps instinct, for provocation.
They would have found the cult of Joan dedicated to her laidback Californian look that mostly invoked ribbed T-shirts, loose hair and smoking – an aesthetic and attitude that pinpoints everything fashion aspires to right now, as famously illustrated by her sparse packing list.
I grew up in Alabama in the 50s and 60's; it was a pinpoint of everything that was wrong in the American South paralleled with high racial tensions.
Her work pinpointed almost everything except how the bases paired inside the helix, and Watson and Crick acknowledge that her work was crucial to their solving the puzzle.
I can pinpoint the moment everything changed.
Reporter Researches Extensively, Pinpointing Observations Reveals, Tactfully, Everything Recorded.
So it's great to just go through everything there and pinpoint every scene. .
When you pinpoint that you are responsible for everything that happens to you, it is very frightening.
And there is a growing wave of "smart" start-ups, offering everything from services to pinpoint a devices's location to platforms for sensor data.Governments, too, have jumped on the bandwagon.
"Everything has changed since 'Nemo.' Absolutely everything," Halstead says, unable to pinpoint exactly what the biggest development is.
