to overwhelm the camera? you may have heard or read that Laurence Olivier was widely believed to be the greatest actor of the past century. But when you see one of his films, you may wonder how that could be. This assessment comes largely from those who saw him perform live. He was an amazing and brilliant technician who took big risks and thrilled audiences far enough away not to be able to sense his technique. He rarely reached that impact on film where his work sometimes looks calculated. Richard Burton, also respected as one of the twentieth-century greats, had a voice so huge that it would sometimes overwhelm the camera, the microphone, and all the intimacy of film acting. ____ I wonder what it means for his loud voice to overwhelm the camera, the microphone, and all the intimacy of film acting. Does it mean that the microphone and the camera don't take his attractive voice as it is and if so, overwhelming all the intimacy of film acting? I don't understand..ㅠㅠ

I don't know exactly what this sentence mean. Please help me get it. Tea at a restaurant used to be a simple business: an anonymous bag hanging limply out of some lukewarm water, the ordering of which marked you as an invalid or New Age health nut. "an anonymous bag hanging limply out of some lukewarm water" I don't know exactly what this sentence mean. Please help me get it.

Does the attitude about love change as you're getting older?

As I'm getting older, I become more logical. So I can't be crazy only about love.

It's a pity that I'm too old to be in love  that I want to be in. A pure love, could it be possible for me now?

How do I get the word "officially? I'm officially missing you. I'm listening to the music, but I wonder about the meaning of the word "officially" in this sentence. How do I understand the word here? "I'm officially missing you" means "Everyone knows I'm missing you"? Please help me!!

tense agreement Sarah says she wants me to get a job, as she says we need the money. I said she has a great job that pays well. the main clause(I said) is in the past tense, but the subordinate clause tense(she has a great job) is in the present tense. I think they don't match. How could it be possible?

What does "get all the paperwork organized" in this sentence mean? During the first week of his stay, he went out on a Sunday morning to run some errands. He discovered that his apartment had been robbed. A little beige suitcase that had contained all his documents was gone. He was devastated as the suitcase had all his essential papers and certificates, including his passport and visa. He reported the case to the police and completed the formalities. Then he sat there, lost and lonely in a strange city, visualizing the nightmare of getting all the paperwork organized again from a distant country while trying to settle down in a new one. # Then he sat there, lost and lonely in a strange city, visualizing the nightmare of getting all the paperwork organized again from a distant country while trying to settle down in a new one. What does "get all the paperwork organized" in this sentence mean? And what does "while" mean in this context? It means "at the some time that the visualization of the nightmare happening"?

Why is this fart joke funny? Q: What do you call a person that doesn't fart in public? A: a PRIVATE TUTOR. Why does this fart joke give us fun?

Could the conjunction "by the time" be compatible? I was waiting with Henry at the door by the time the bus pulled up outside. Is this sentence correct? Could the conjunction "by the time" combine the past tense with the past progressive?

What is meant by this: "Why be a man when you can be a success"? What is meant by this: "Why be a man when you can be a success"? "Why be a man when you can be a success?" translates into "Why should you be a man when you can be a success?" Could I regard "Why infinitive" as "Why should S infinitive"? And it means that you should be selfish when you have a chance to success?