With these rapid transitions, character is sometimes subordinated to plot.
Mr. Bissinger now provides that information in rapid, 140-character bursts.
The self-portrait is a good example of the later style, as is "Bust of a Young Jew" (1663), a wonderfully evocative, rapid-fire character study of an ordinary person.
Both shows share an aesthetic that favors rapid-fire, character-driven skits tending toward the absurd, about electronics-store clerks with sinister ulterior motives, naughty woodland animals who seduce their hunters and, of course, Hitler.
Fly Davis's DIY design has pot plants for trees and animal ears for costumes, while the chorus's rapid changes of character often happen in full view.
The pain of dentin hypersensitivity is classically, short, sharp, of rapid onset in character and of the duration of the applied suitability [ 16].
Evan's recently berated the lack of culture in the Bay Area by "tweet storming", a popular activity among the venture capitalist community that involves making a long argument in rapid-fire 140 character dispatches.
The impulse that drives the piece is honorable, but the rapid switching among characters is awkward, the insertion of period poetry less than seamless, and a sense of solipsism pervasive, as when the suburban character says, "Frankly, I can't think about my next facial peel when there are so many human beings suffering around the world".
And there'll always be unique use cases for the rapid consumption, 140-character format.
