John Macy described the laborious process: **{:.break one} ** When she began work at her story, more than a year ago, she set up on the Braille machine about a hundred pages of what she called "material," consisting of detached episodes and notes put down as they came to her without definite order or coherent plan.... Then came the task where one who has eyes to see must help her.
I dared to ask Binoche what she felt her talent consisted in.
Robert Dixon Hull Germaine Greer talks about the main point of Damien Hirst's "art" without making clear of what she takes it to consist.
By the time Ms. Schapiro and her husband, Paul Brach, returned to New York in 1975, she was devoted to creating what she called "femmages": collages consisting of scraps of fabric, lace, handkerchiefs and doilies.
Much of her job consists of what she calls "classic P.R".
From there, she leaps to what she calls photo-novels, which consist of personal stories that graphically illustrate the consequences – both physical and psychological – of unsafe abortion.
When she falls in love with one of her high school teachers, Miss Aiden, she embarks on composing what she calls the Aiden Cycle, consisting of poems to Miss Aiden in "every conceivable form and also every conceivable meter in the English language".
To combat this, Sánchez developed what she terms a "citizen network", consisting of people outside Cuba who help distribute her posts.
But Winter fails to establish what this originality consisted of — what made Schubert different.
The paradox of this monster was that, although Josephine knew exactly what its tentacles consisted of, she could not have put the knowledge into words.
