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Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting"



 
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Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting" #1 (permalink) Tue Dec 19, 2006 8:08 am   Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting"
 

Hi

I just read the following expression. Do you find it OK? I mean, isn't pictorial redundant here?

"Pictorial glimpses of the meeting"

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Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting" #2 (permalink) Tue Dec 19, 2006 10:07 am   Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting"
 

Hi Tom,

This expression could be considered a bit OTT (over the top) but on the other hand I don't find it unpleasing. After all 'glimpses' can be of various kinds like: 'obscure' 'enlightening' 'superb' and so on and so on.

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Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting" #3 (permalink) Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:46 am   Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting"
 

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I think in the phrase it is also implied that glimpses is not a full recording of the said meeting, or also that you as a viewer are not spying or staring. Not too OTT, just refering to the lack of full coverage.
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