(1) "This has been fun," Pris says, smiling, looking round at all of us.
(2) "I think you're finding your own way to be positive about it all," Pris says.
(3) Instead, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy declared: "Pas vu, pas pris."
(4) One by one, our equivocal hero seeks out the runaways: worldly-wise Zhora (Joanna Cassidy); stolid Leon (Brion James); the “pleasure-model” Pris ( Daryl Hannah ); and the group’s apparent leader, the ultimate Nietzschean blond beast, Roy Batty (the wonderful Rutger Hauer).
(5) When Pris dies, she does so like a beetle thrashing and screeching on her back; the strangeness of it repulses sympathy.
(6) Do you trust me?” “I trust you.” After these words, Deckard denies his role as blade runner; the two of them end the film on the run, as Pris and Roy have been, their unrelenting mortality running with them.
(7) Pris frowns and looks round at the rest, finds no support, and with a little shake of her head says" "Well, it's you … It's your body, Guy.
(8) Indeed, probably about the only thing that the Iraqi pris oners, their tormentors and the judge who sentenced them can agree on is that even those immediately responsible have not been brought to account.
(9) In all groups, the mean PRIs are significantly higher in men.
(10) Pris appears, I think, hurt at first but then looks up at him and gives a small explosive laugh when she sees him smiling, winking at her.