But watching it through baggy adult eyes for the first time in years, something almost-great endures: the pristine monochrome and time-lapse clouds sweeping over a shabby Tulsa are both instant cliches but stubbornly seductive all the same.
Hutton's "richly informed and challengingly written analysis of the meaning and importance of fairness" is "time and again... spoilt by sweeping over-statement... he could have spared us the ear-bashing".
The costumes (by Bettina J. Walter) are variable, sometimes contemporary, sometimes 18th-century, as if time were sweeping over these people like a tide.
I went through the normal wave of complete sadness, loneliness, anger and hurt, any and all of which could come sweeping over me at any given time.
'At one point that they were sweeping over the promenade.
"I am lucky," Mrs. Wallace answered, gratitude sweeping over her.
A quiet change is sweeping over global health.
The 18th century is sweeping over Bristol's theatres.
Around this time the architects Ernest Flagg and Walter Chambers out-Frenched Carrère & Hastings with a limestone house at 7 East 72nd Street that defines the Beaux-Arts movement sweeping over New York at the turn of the century.
We saw tsunamis sweeping over towns; ceilings collapsing and bright orange fires in the black night.
