Sattouf could have simply laid him bare and judged him, but instead he shows him from the point of view of a tiny son who idolises him.
Like the later theologians of the Middle Ages, they wanted an all-encompassing theory to explain the universe, not merely a detailed experimental view of a tiny portion of it.
The more alarmist, contrary story of an out-of-control medical establishment covering up the "truth" – that vaccinations are responsible for an alarming spike in children diagnosed with autism – is the view of a tiny minority, perhaps 5% of the population.
He gives us an unblinking bird's-eye view of a tiny world plagued by excess leisure and the demanding upkeep of luxury -- a world that has more typically been drawn in the broad, breathless strokes of prime-time, "Dynasty -derived television, the better to gratify the fantasies of those mireDynasty -derivedrind: See television
The council is part of the constitution, and should not be abolished, he says; but its members reflect the views of only a tiny minority.
Section 4, "Metamorphosis," takes its title from his masterpiece of the same name, a long, horizontal panel of tessellations that culminates in a view of Atrani, a tiny town on Italy's Amalfi coast where Escher spent his honeymoon.
At the center of the microscope's field of view is a tiny clump of skin cells taken from a 3-year-old with HGPS.
Moreover, the ideological news that people did see or hear (such as shows on MSNBC or Fox) was relatively balanced between sources with a shared or opposing point of view — only a tiny handful of respondents got more than 90percentt of their news from ideologically congenial sources.
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