"It captured this whole citizen's movement that a lot of people were — and some still are — in denial of," he said.
As for the whole citizen, we resort to culture-independent data to get a glimpse of their identities.
The accusation is still sometimes heard that Orson Welles slipped up by making the whole of Citizen Kane pivot on the dying word ("Rosebud") of an old man, without putting anyone in the same room to overhear him say it.
Cain signaled that he was not offended by Freeman's remarks, but explained, "I just think that it is sad that they're so short-sighted in really understanding what the whole Tea Party citizen movement is all about".
These students aren't professional agitators on the whole: they're citizens, members of wider communities – parents, mature students, second-chancers, activists and non-activists.
Manufacturing the weaponry and supplying food and clothing for these armies and this relentless conflict required an industrial economy that made war the business not just of soldiers but of whole societies, of citizens and workers situated well beyond the battlefield.
"What is that — paradox, or irony?" Since America was extending itself so deeply into other countries, Frosheiser said, the country needed to create a whole cadre of citizens who had been educated in the humanities and were capable of working overseas.
And with more in the tech industry, and in the UK as a whole, considering themselves citizens of the world, we risk closing our doors and driving away a diverse set of people that help make us all better".
"Why not concentrate on this and why, for purely populistic reasons and party political reasons maybe, stigmatise a whole group of citizens just because it is popular to do that?" Speaking in Brussels on Monday, French minister for Europe Pierre Lellouche had his own angry outburst about the European Commission.
That overriding goal is much more important to us than the fate of any HOD Democrats, the Democratic Party as a whole, or the citizens of Virginia".
