A text describes long hours spent lying on a daybed in a "modernist Hollywood apartment".
Another text describes David Cameron as a poorly darned comedy sock-puppet, "without any arm right up it".
The identical text describes history as "a perpetual virgin endlessly and repeatedly deflowered" by successive generations of liars.
Each page organizes its text into three elements: The main text describes a snake characteristic or behavior, with one sentence blown up in larger type.
That account, according to its accompanying text, describes itself as the CFP visual products group of China's "official New York Times photo microblog".
Another Hindu text describes lovers 'setting mouth to mouth' and in the fourth century BC, the epic Indian poem Mahabharata describes affectionate mouth kissing.
Minimalist text describes upstairs and downstairs hugs, inside and outside hugs until a "Brown Bear -like finale displays the whole menagerie emBear -like once.
Myers uses his long fingers and long feet like an insect's antennae — feeling his way through nuance and the dark world the text describes.
The text describes how robes are given to the souls of those who have been killed for the word of God.
The wall text describes the different people, moving not left to right or right to left but jumping all over the picture.
The lively text describes the habits of the little sea horse, while John Lawrence's pictures show us these fascinating creatures in traditional relief-print fashion.
