"They have always been somewhat subjective, arbitrary, capricious, befuddling, and bemusing," he said.
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So what worth are his art writings to us now outside of a bemusing curio?
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There were many dunks and freakish moments by Williamson, each bemusing the Staples Center crowd.
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Before innovation crystallizes as influence, however, it is bemusing at best, if not altogether maddening.
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Walking through the Altered Carbon booth, however, was bemusing, and not in an especially good way.
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But others, unused to the codes of the contemporary art world, found Condo a bit bemusing.
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Audiences seem to love this uneven piece, which can be lyrical in places and bemusing in others.
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Once relegated to academic footnotes as a bemusing curio, Jean-Jacques Lequeu is finally being fully recognized for his cheeky and dazzling drawings.
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Meyer loved plants so deeply that he'd often name them and talk to them as friends, a quality his acquaintances found bemusing and strange.
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It was bemusing at first, intriguing after a while, and now it's turning into real-world self-driving vehicles thanks to a partnership with Audi.
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His mother was a cleaner at the stadium, and Johan was on the streets, whirling around lampposts, bemusing older kids, living his game and inventing his own moves.
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I find it bemusing when people express dissatisfaction with a new device that's thinner, faster, more powerful, and longer-lasting than its predecessor, but happens to look the same.
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For a chef normally hidden away in a kitchen out the back, seeing the the trend of snapping food before eating it for the first time must be pretty bemusing.
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Once relegated to academic footnotes as a bemusing curio, Lequeu is finally being fully recognized for his cheeky and dazzling drawings that experimented with both perplexing structure and taunting narrative.
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YouTube doesn't need to officially partner with Wikimedia to use information from Wikipedia, but it's still a bemusing tactic to make such an announcement without any official word passed between the two.
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He displayed his skill set, a vast and bemusing collection of talents for a 33-foot-3 21-year-old who moves more like a versatile guard than a plodding big man.
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" It can be bemusing, as a black American, to savor these doses of "whitesplaining" about how racism is not always overt, the subtext being that I'm such an overeducated hothouse flower that I don't know what's "really goin' down.
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One thing that I do find bemusing, at least, is that the paralysis of nerves affecting facial lines and expressions wasn't a thing, long ago, for guys, just for the sake of a permanent "game face," rather than vanity about wrinkles.
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That's the reason I find it bemusing that not only are chatbot developers springing up like mushrooms in the monsoon season, but businesses are also actually eager to avail of their services sans any credible evidence of a real user need for them.
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To economists, these incidents are both sad and bemusing: all of the worst-case currency management scenarios first-year economics students study in textbooks seem to come to life in the countries that are fed by the Amazon river and its tributaries — like a twisted Narnia for economists.
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It is closer, really, to a philosophy: there in the reaction to the criticism the team received after running up the score — and doing so gleefully — against Thailand in its first game in the tournament; there in Ellis's comfort with changing almost her entire team for the match that followed, and in her occasionally bemusing team selections.
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Fingleton, p. 79. At Bramall Lane, Sheffield, he recorded the best innings analysis of his first-class career, taking 7/81 from 40 consecutive overs,Pollard (1990), p. 11.Fingleton, p. 194. bemusing the Yorkshire spectators with his accent and distinctive "Ow Wizz Ee" appealing.
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She said moves to effectively ban the use of Twitter were "anti-democratic, regressive and bemusing to the public," and that "It's a very useful way to connect with communities we were elected to serve." Berger campaigned against food poverty, which she described as a "national scandal". In 2012, she produced and directed a film, Breadline Britain, dealing with food poverty.
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He then recorded the best innings analysis of his first- class career, taking 7/81 from 40 consecutive overs,Pollard (1990), p. 11.Fingleton, p. 195. bemusing the Yorkshire spectators with his Australian accent and distinctive "Ow Wizz Ee" appealing. He removed both openers, including Hutton, and then bowled Yorkshire and England captain Norman Yardley to leave the hosts at 3/107.
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Noonan’s lyrical style has been described as being confessional, occasionally bemusing, and incorporating aphorisms and colloquialisms. Thematically, he is known to cover a wide variety of subject matter. The unconventional nature of Noonan's lyrics is regarded as a signature feature of Bell X1's music. Noonan has also said in the past that most Bell X1 songs are lyrically driven during development stage rather than musically driven.
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They hug and exchange pleasantries. Later Aleksandra meets her grandson's commanding officer who shows her around the base; he also questions her as to her reasons for visiting. He explains that Denis is a good officer but the request asking for permission for his grandmother to visit was bemusing. The next day she decides to leave the cantonments and visit the local market despite the reservations of the soldiers on guard duty.
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However, Hennum found the story to be "quotidian and mundane [...] devoid of sexuality or even romance". She concludes that the juxtaposition of this innocence with Tsuruta's fanservice leads to a mismatch in tone, resulting in a bemusing experience. McCulloch compared Tsuruta's art to Hiroaki Samura's—whose Blade of the Immortal is also serialized in the same magazine—calling it "lithe and painterly", where it could also possibly be appreciated for distinguishing itself from the art of manga.
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He was also elected MP for Liverpool and Newcastle under Lyme in 1614 but it is not known which was his chosen seat. He lived comfortably in London, and is noted as bemusing his friends by going out by "owl light to the Star and to the Windmill". History of Parliament Online Wymarke died probably unmarried in 1634 and was buried in St. Botolph’s, Aldersgate. He left his estate to his sister Frances Green, wife of John Green of Market Overton, Rutland.
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After contributing spot illustrations to comic fanzines such as Bemusing and The Panelologist in the mid 70's, Elliott decided to try his hand at publishing his own fanzine and, with the help of Ian Wieczorek and Paul Chester released Blitzine, followed by Delapsus Resurgam. In 1977 Elliott, with co-editors John Matthews (a fellow comic artist) and Ian Wieczorek, published the comic fanzine, Elipse. Elipse ran for three issues and printed early strips by Kev F Sutherland, Mike Matthews, and Dave Hine as well as Elliott himself. Elipse was a unique fanzine at the time, featuring solely comic strips.
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GameSpot noted that although the story's switching between the Covenant and human factions made the plot more intricate, it distracted the player from Earth's survival and the main point of the game; while Edge labeled the plot "a confusing mess of fan-fiction sci- fi and bemusing Episode-II-style politics." The Windows version of the game received mixed reviews, with IGN rating it a 7.5/10, and GameSpot giving it a 7.0/10. Most criticism was due to the late release date, and the graphics being dated. It received an aggregate score of 72 out of 100 from Metacritic.
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Don apologizes the next day and offers to invite them over for dinner. Once he and Robin have left, Barney reveals to Ted he still wants Robin. Ted tries to convince him he does not, and shows him the "letter"; Ted explains that every time he broke up with someone, he would write a letter to convince himself why he shouldn't get back with the girl in the future. Ted had Barney write such a letter after breaking up with Robin, although it becomes clear after reading it he still misses her; and he proceeds to misbehave during dinner, bemusing Robin and Don.
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The British Amateur Press Association was an amateur press association created by comics fans in late 1977, following a proposal from Phil Greenaway in the letter pages of the comics fanzine Bemusing; the first mailing (under the name PAPA, the first initial standing for "Prime") was circulated in January 1978. Greenaway was the first Central Mailer and his successors included Maureen "Mo" James, Howard Stangroom, Les Chester, and Steve Green. For most of its existence, up to thirty members of BAPA submitted multiple copies of at least two A4 pages to the central mailer every two months. BAPA was disbanded on 17 August 2004Dave Langford, 'Infinitely Improbable', Ansible 206, (September 2004) ISSN 0265-9816 with a final mailing distributed early in 2005.
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