I Do THINK That Science FICTION Ideas Are Best Expressed Through VISUAL Media Like Film And TV. Realist Literature Depicts Things That We Have Seen In LIFE, But Science Fiction Is Different: What It Depicts Exists Only In The Author's Imagination. When It Comes To Science Fiction, The WRITTEN Word Is Inadequate.

The Need To Make Music, And To Listen To It, Is Universally Expressed By Human Beings. I Cannot Imagine, Even In Our Most PRIMITIVE Times, The Emergence Of Talented Painters To Make CAVE Paintings Without There Having Been, Near At HAND, Equally Creative People MAKING Song. It Is, Like Speech, A Dominant Aspect Of Human Biology.

The FILMS By Mamoru Hosoda Or Hayao Miyazaki Show Things That Can't Be Expressed By People. When I WATCH People Acting, I End Up Analysing Too MUCH And It Breaks The MOOD.

The Occasion Of This Sadness Is Expressed In A Word, But Must Be CONSIDERED In MANY More, As Being The PRINCIPAL Concernment Both Of The Text And Time.

When You THINK About The CHILDREN, One Of The Things That I'm Quite CONCERNED About - And I've Heard It Expressed By OTHERS - Is Trying To Find How We Can Build Better ACCOUNTABILITY, Work To Provide A Level Of Education That Prepares Our Children For The Future.

Sheryl Crow. I Loved Her 'Tuesday Night Music CLUB.' She Expressed Her Own Point Of View, And She Wasn't Trying To Be Like ANYONE Else, And I Loved That. That's Been The Thinking Of All My FAVORITE ARTISTS.

It Was Awkward Because The High SCHOOL That I Went To, My Aunt Taught At, It Was This Private Boy's School In D.C. There Were One Or TWO Teachers That I Had The Hots For, But NEVER Fully Expressed My FEELINGS Because My Aunt Was Always Watching.

There Was An Exhibition In MUNICH In 1937, 'Degenerate ART,' Which Included WORK By Klee, Kandinsky, Beckmann And Many OTHERS. The Work Was Called 'sick' And Put In The TRASH Heap. The Sentiments Expressed Toward Contemporary Art By Jesse Helms, Pat Robertson And Mayor Giuliani Recall The Language Used By The Nazis.

The Reason I ALWAYS Loved 'The Omen' So Much, And What Has Always Been Scariest To Me, Is Anything To Do With GOD. Anything To Do With God Is Quite Frightening Because Fear Is Something That's Very Much Expressed In A CHURCH ENVIRONMENT, And I Grew Up In One. And The Fear Of God Was Very Much Instilled Me At A Very Young AGE.