In the general election, Nicola Sturgeon for the SNP and Leanne Wood for Plaid Cymru changed the debate not just because of what they said, but how they said it and the way in which they related to each other and the electorate – a visibly different kind of politics.
"For me, living visibly is kind of the antithesis of coming out," Mock said.
That quick, visibly pasted-together kind of artifice is the obverse of the medium's documentary quality: there is the literalness of reportage, and there is the literalness of blatant, candid (but far from guileless) artificiality.
The 58-year-old man had a high fever, he reported, and the thick optic nerves that connect the eyes to the brain were visibly swollen from some kind of increased pressure inside the skull.
TML: I use the term sensory override to capture an experience when people have a sensory perception of something that's not, kind of visibly present or not tangibly present.
Hackers distrust blatant ego in their tribal elders, so visibly reaching for this kind of fame is dangerous.
It focuses on students' correction initiations that are preceded by embodied noticings – interactional events that are performed through different kinds of visibly intensified embodied and material practices.
President Raúl Castro of Cuba took the microphone to call for common courtesy, followed in kind by the visibly irritated summit host, Felipe Calderón.
Most games of paintball are played between teams with a specific time limit, which may be projected on a wall visibly or marked with some kind of buzzer or countdown.
Furr and Ming-Trent are the kind of ebullient players visibly thrilled to be tackling their lines.
"Living inside Walt's head can be kind of depressing," he said, visibly weary after directing the season finale.
