In 1959 they presented Glimpses of the USA, a seven-screen hymn to happy suburban life, at the American National Exhibition in Moscow, as part of the American government's effort to impress its nation's superiority on Soviet citizens.
The campaign presents glimpses and vignettes of what is intended to be perceived as "a more sophisticated, modern Australia," Mr. McEvoy said, with what Tourism Australia and DDB Sydney hope is "the same cheeky, irreverent personality".
The present glimpse on the diversification pattern of rodents can be used for further comparative meta-analyses.
Three recent books in that tide of Hemingway iconography present different glimpses of him, and imply different relationships between his life and his art.
At the American Physical Society meeting here this week, astrophysicists presented tantalizing glimpses of new data that are beginning to help physicists understand the antigravity force that is causing the universe to expand faster and faster.
There is no denying that instead of an overt iconography of drudgery or racism, we're presented abbreviated glimpses of the rituals and period costumes of black Americans left to their own devices and faiths.
That's something: these stories feel so muffled in their way of presenting small glimpses of the various private worlds going on in houses all around you that they seem at the same time matter-of-fact and far away, singular little aliens having walked out of the closet in the room beside you to tell you what they've seen you do inside your sleep. .
Viewed through today's lens, the case presents a glimpse of an era when social activists were considered a threat and Native American activists, in particular, were branded "extremists".
By turns highly theoretical and pithy, Enwezor's introduction presents us with glimpses of a world of such complexity that no amount of theorising can adequately deal with it, although try it must.
