Or that alternative spellings of previously known words will make children (and adults) suddenly start spelling things wrong, sending school test scores falling?
But both share a preference for long, intricately composed shots, a resolutely anti-Hollywood aesthetic and a Bressonian aversion for spelling things out.
There is much to be found here in a similarly potent vein, but Mr. Japin is less successful when spelling things out more literally.
But make no mistake: Trump is facing some dangerous developments, including the sight of Senator Corker, the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, spelling things out bluntly.
For much of the time, Brecht is a bludgeoner and toter of patronising parables; his few words are too many: he keeps spelling things out but his arguments aren't clear.
In giving us an already diminished Gatsby, this uneven, flat-footed production does what television so often does with a literary work, spelling things out until they are moronically accessible.
Users are given clues by way of definitions, and you build up credits by spelling things correctly, which you can then use to help yourself when you are at a loss.
In terms of spelling things out, the government's inquiry announcement was akin to reading an entire novella out loud.
Even Chipper Jones's Twitter account that everyone is buzzing about is just him spelling things incorrectly and talking about hunting.
Use Dictionary and Thesaurus references to make sure that you are spelling things correctly.
This certainly spells things out.
