| He was a visual researcher, a cataloguer and collagist, producing densely packed, allusively wired images based on fragmentation and collision. |
| Rather, what he found in Jackson Heights is, as the film meticulously, intellectually, allusively, yet ardently shows, a crucial aspect of American experience, a working-out on film of the American democratic ideal. |
| There is always mystery in them, and they remain allusively open-ended, first steps that lead on to continued spinning. |
| These rambles take the author, briefly and allusively, through a great many topics other than his primary concern with taste. |
| And in the ordinary psychoses this interpretative slope is always present, atthe edge, whether allusively or explicitly. |
| Why, he exclaimed, allusively to its lustrous brilliance, it laughs at you. |
