Mr. Crewdson's work also operates, as do Cindy Sherman's "Film Stills," both as a witty parody of mass-media kitsch and a Pop-style rejection of the fine Modernist photograph.
In a follow-up post, Kenny crystallizes the issue of Swanberg's rejection of technical fine points in a superb, fascinating, and crucial question: Do I believe that Swanberg's aims and methods in the here and now have much to do with Godard's aims and methods in the early '60s?
But under the agreement announced last week between the agency and most of the major phone companies, the F.C.C. may impose "fines, forfeitures or the rejection of any nonconforming rates".
The second problem is that he can be so thoroughgoing in his rejection of ironic whimsy that he crosses the fine line between solemn and pompous ("Is fervor belief's / only measure? Is there / no saving / what betrays itself?").
In her rejection of General Musharraf's concessions, Ms. Bhutto was undoubtedly walking a fine line between the competing constituencies she needs to appease.
In retrospect we can see Leśniewski's obsession with the fine detail of axiomatics and his rejection of semantics as conditioned by his own idiosyncratic development and the predominant research interests of the 1910s and 1920s.
The company's rejection of the ruling could see its French subsidiary facing daily fines, although no explicit sanction has yet been declared.
She mentions the Phrygian cap, adopted as a symbol by the colonists, who also made homespun cloth to replace fine British textiles, as a gesture of their rejection of British rule.
But rather than a total rejection of U.S. overtures, this time there was also a call for a finer discernment of what was on offer.
We examined fine-tuned egg rejection behaviour of parrotbills by comparing rejection of parasite eggs differing in egg colour contrast compared to host eggs (Table 1).
