| We are not yet an entirely panoptic age, and filming a body remains a matter of taking a defined number of shots of it. |
| After the dialogue, a series of wide-angle pans treat us to a near panoptic, resplendent vision of a humanless forest, ending cryptically on what seems a grave or monument amongst the tree. |
| The Office serves as the national coordinator for the panoptic governance and administration of the WHMIS program in Canada. |
| To describe strategy, he uses the panoptic view of Manhattan achieved from the observation deck of the World Trade Center. |
| In the face of panoptic surveillance operations, C-51 in effect trumps privacy protection laws. |
| That is, just as a pineapple has eyes that face in all directions, Angka has panoptic vision. |
