The human cost of deadly diseases may be less estimable.
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He was an estimable American artist of the late 20th century.
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This is a serious structural flaw in an otherwise estimable book.
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Kerry has had a life as wide as his estimable chin.
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" "When we talk about building self-esteem, it's done by doing estimable acts.
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"Ben, where do I sign?" wrote The Daily Beast's estimable liberal columnist, Michael Tomasky.
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How could the estimable Mr. Millhiser sign his name to such an exaggerated claim?
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But its estimable editorial project opens an interesting question: When does help turn into tastemaking?
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The estimable bass-baritone Dashon Burton more than filled the relatively small role of Lucifer.
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One of my more estimable colleagues actually wrote a guide on how to avoid this problem.
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Patricia Dombrowksi, a working-class New Jersey rapper with big dreams, estimable pipes and dubious prospects.
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Here he leads an all-star band, with the estimable drummer Victor Lewis as a special guest.
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Either the estimable Tom Nolan, biographer of Ross Macdonald, or Adam Sisman, biographer of John le Carré.
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In fact, they were furious, and demanded to know who was responsible for undermining their otherwise estimable production.
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"Congress certainly has its challenges, and it's estimable of him to charge ahead at improving our country," Hoffman says.
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That group led the estimable Packers (303-1) at halftime and later tied the score with nine minutes remaining.
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The best performers in the comeback rally of the last one month do not have the most estimable qualities.
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It is a small band of enthusiasts whose estimable goal is to keep the boats sailing generation after generation.
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It's not just my favorite work in her estimable and varied oeuvre; it's a misanthropic masterpiece of the genre.
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For dinner on Thursday, I'm liking the looks of this vegetarian "carbonara" with spinach, from the estimable Kay Chun.
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Ask him about the estimable teeth marks gouged by Sonny Rollins into his mouthpiece after endless hours of intense practice.
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In Lenox, that mother was played by the estimable Tina Packer, who I thought would prove irreplaceable in the role.
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The estimable maestro Semyon Bychkov is presenting Strauss's outsize tone poem "An Alpine Symphony," which merits respect it seldom receives.
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Johnson's own sleight of hand is estimable, even if his effort to add politics into the crowded mix rings hollow.
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Lincoln believed in speaking truth to power which meant creating a cabinet of estimable rivals who spoke their minds to him.
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The has worked its way higher in a jagged but estimable 10 percent climb off the low set early on Feb.
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I profiled Chris Murphy, the estimable junior senator from Connecticut who suddenly found himself facing down the Republican N.R.A. puppets in Congress.
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The designer here, the estimable Derek McLane, has also provided a moving and somewhat distracting canopy of tree branches, in full foliage.
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Philip Levine was the first winner, followed by Mary Oliver, A.R. Ammons and other estimable artists chosen by juries of their peers.
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He joined the estimable company of Edward "Ned" Gramlich, a fellow governor who dissented at the September 2002 Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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ONE OF THE THINGS YOU HAVE TO DO FROM AN ACCOUNTING PROCESS IS YOU HAVE TO HAVE AN ESTIMABLE AND A PROBABLE ACCOUNTING.
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The World War II veteran, estimable patriot and good man, President George H.W. Bush, gave a moving speech at the USS Arizona memorial.
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At 19203 in the morning, the Lake Shore Limited pauses in the stillness of Buffalo, the birthplace of the estimable pitcher Orel Hershiser.
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Brought to us by Karen Berger, with an assist from the estimable American Hiking Society, this volume offers several lifetimes of bucket lists.
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The wind howls, the camera prowls, the sea roars and Eggers flexes his estimable filmmaking technique as an air of mystery rapidly thickens.
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As this estimable couple shift into private life, others may need her as well, and lonely eyes will increasingly turn in her direction.
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The show will be in the estimable hands of the New Museum curator Johanna Burton, and the 22009 artists are a hot crew.
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It will feature a performance of Vivaldi's great oratorio "Juditha Triumphans," with the Venice Baroque Orchestra joined by the estimable New York ensemble Tenet.
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And James, at 218, carried the otherwise starless Cavaliers to the 219 finals, an estimable feat although they were swept there by the Spurs.
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Though he is not a household name, he has enjoyed an estimable success with sitcoms that were long-lasting audience pleasers if not critical smashes.
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Stevens, the leader of an overachieving Celtics team, now regarded as one of the bright young N.B.A. minds, had an estimable coaching record at Butler.
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On floors above the stages are the show's production offices and estimable costume department, occupying real estate inherited from "Boardwalk Empire," which concluded in 2014.
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The estimable Mallory Duncan, general counsel for the National Retail Federation, wants card-acceptances fees for merchants lower than they can get in the market.
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One of my estimable colleagues pointed out that "mayo" was uncapitalized, so how could we deduce that it referred to the Spanish word for May?
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The first New York iteration has been organized by two estimable gallerists, Nicole Russo of Chapter NY and Simone Subal of the Simone Subal Gallery.
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Whether she is campaigning here for the eventual Democratic nominee, or on the ticket herself as a vice presidential candidate, her influence should be estimable.
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John Nichols, a longtime and estimable correspondent for The Nation, published a book in 2011, The "S" Word: A Short History of an American Tradition ... Socialism.
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And though he has a more than serviceable voice, Mr. Westman is not as impressive a singer as Javier Muñoz, Mr. Miranda's estimable successor on Broadway.
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Anonymity was certainly a factor in the success of the scam that took down the estimable Knoedler gallery in New York after 165 years in business.
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But his attorney, the estimable Sir Wilfrid Robarts QC (David Yelland), is convinced of his client's innocence as well as the integrity of the British justice system.
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The list of former aides and secretaries who first saw their names and faces on magazine or tabloid covers then found themselves out of work is estimable.
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ICE records "accruals for those matters in circumstances when a loss contingency is considered probable and the related amount is reasonably estimable," the company said in the filing.
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As in his estimable debut, "Krisha" (2016), about a woman having an epic meltdown at a family Thanksgiving, Shults has created a deep, at times overwhelming sensory experience.
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Nestled on Qweendom, the boundary-pushing 2016 ballroom compilation from the estimable Qween Beat collective, was a track called "Qween Bitch" that was markedly different than the rest.
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Organized by the estimable Bata Shoe Museum of Toronto with the American Federation of Arts in New York, the exhibition promises nearly 150 examples of this indispensable item.
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Still, its roster of liberal and independent backers is estimable: former Obama speechwriter and "Pod Save America" host Jon Favreau, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, former Kentucky Gov.
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Warren has since rolled out what is shaping up as an estimable staff, which includes alumni from the campaigns of former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and independent Sen.
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It includes his trainer, Wynton (the estimable Clarke Peters), and his white manager and promoter, Max (John Lavelle), whose ingrained prejudices keep slipping into view like an untucked shirttail.
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By being bold and unafraid to sever ties with unfulfilled potential and broken promises, the way Vlade Divac finally resisted the estimable talent of his tempestuous center, DeMarcus Cousins.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83% What critics said: "If everything else feels decidedly extraneous, it's mostly worth it to see two such estimable actors having such a lovely doomsday.
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"The Hepatitis Bathtub" is nominally a story about a band that somehow failed to fail, but it is also an estimable work of anthropology, criminology, and, above all, pharmacology.
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So now the question facing our markets is when will the Fed's estimable policymakers recognize how out of touch they are, and lower their guidance and soften their hawkish tone.
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But she avoided answering the question of whether it was a mistake not to seek homegrown talent in the first place, especially from the estimable Rhode Island School of Design.
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Amid these kitschy wonders are estimable sculptures by the likes of Kiki Smith, Elyn Zimmerman and John Newman, many produced on the premises — as were Ms. Scott's two monumental Tubmans.
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Make my recipe for a wedge salad served at the estimable St. Anselm restaurant in Brooklyn, ahead of a honking big blowout rib-eye steak and a golden pommes Anna.
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Its highlight, for me, is Pierre's song "Dust and Ashes," added for the Broadway production to exploit the estimable talents of Josh Groban, who replaced Mr. Malloy in the part.
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For some, it was a weekend of winter grilling and country-time hot dish: smoke-scented chicken for dinner with Donald Link's eggplant casserole, and an estimable poundcake for dessert.
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Unruly, which originated out of London's Shoreditch neighbourhood, has become a global contender, with 20 offices worldwide and 91% of Ad Age's Top 100 Brands in its list of estimable clients.
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All the more estimable when you realize that Wonder Woman's opening weekend ($23 million) was significantly lower — meaning its high quality and great word-of-mouth have given it powerful legs.
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The estimable Mike Konczal points out that Marco Rubio is even more radical in his desire to scrap all regulation of the financial industry than the rest of the Republican field.
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He has amassed an estimable collection of books pertaining to the circus arts, spread across several storage units and a rent-controlled East Village apartment that he has occupied since 1971.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "If everything else feels decidedly extraneous, it's mostly worth it to see two such estimable actors having such a lovely doomsday.
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After touring India after Gandhi's death, Wofford and his wife, the estimable Clare Lindgren Wofford, wrote a book in 294 urging a Gandhian strategy of nonviolent civil disobedience to break segregation.
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"Casa de Lava" (which was never commercially released in the United States and has been issued on disc by the adventurous and estimable new label, Grasshopper Film) is laconic and oblique.
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Pete Wells, the Times ' estimable restaurant reviewer, not long ago went after Vaucluse, the new brasserie from the Altamarea group (Marea, Ai Fiori), whose C.E.O. then responded angrily, and in public.
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He had flirted with a run in 1984, establishing himself as an estimable orator with a speech in Atlantic City invoking the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and the Rev.
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A 2013 survey from the estimable Pew Research Center revealed that 61 percent of Facebook's US users had taken a break from the service for a period of several weeks or more.
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Le Pavillon set the mid-century style for fine French dining in New York—much of it classic brasserie fare refined by its estimable chef, Pierre Franey, into an almost ambrosial simplicity.
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Neil Patrick Harris could easily be overkill as Count Olaf, but instead has joined forces with an estimable cast to make this series the excellent ensemble story it was always meant to be.
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Ubu Hard by the Queensboro Bridge (and across from a tragically shuttered, Guastavino-tiled Food Emporium) is this quietly estimable two-decades-old gallery, which concentrates on Dada and Surrealist works on paper.
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The painterly light is so vivid that after 20 minutes I feel I have absorbed a strong dose of vitamin D. The society now has the estimable Philippe de Montebello as its chairman.
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Pierce Egan rather elegantly summed up Molineaux's career in the estimable Boxiana: Molineaux came as an open and bold competitor for boxing fame; and he challenged the proudest heroes to the hostile combat.
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I am sorry to report that we have entered the crypto winter, as the estimable Michael Casey puts it, and, like that in Game of Thrones, it's likely to be a long one.
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Instead, the estimable director Roger Michell has revived this enduring play on the National Theater's capacious Lyttelton stage and in a production, running in repertory through March 19, whose design does it no favors.
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On Saturday, the Philharmonic gives the belated New York premiere of Steven Stucky's Second Concerto for Orchestra, the piece that won this estimable composer, who died in February, the 2509 Pulitzer Prize for music.
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More than 30 of her colleagues — including the estimable dancers Carmen de Lavallade, Martine Van Hamel and Valda Setterfield — share memories and movement in her honor, offering rare insight into a multifaceted critic's career.
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He was once an estimable bowler, he said, but was so incessantly interrupted by the unending tasks around the lanes that he quit one day in 1972 and has not bowled a frame since.
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It feels right that a wire model of the earth should be suspended, like a disco ball, over the gloriously metamorphic set by the estimable Rae Smith (best known for the epic "War Horse").
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Still, given the Republican grip on Washington, securing a deal to rescue Dreamers from their current limbo, or worse, would have been an estimable achievement -- and likely redound to the party's advantage over time.
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In doing so, he demonstrated not only his estimable design chops but his kinship with millions of consumers who themselves are Instagram or Pinterest magpies, grabbing at bright scraps and shiny fragments for recombinant use.
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And then, in smaller parts, we have the estimable likes of Phillip Boykin ("Porgy and Bess"), Brooks Ashmanskas ("Shuffle Along") and the Tony winners Gabriel Ebert ("Matilda") and Ruthie Ann Miles ("The King and I").
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" Ars Nova, which also co-produced "Sundown, Yellow Moon," a Rachel Bonds play with music by the Bengsons, has an estimable record with nontraditional musicals that includes birthing "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.
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Faced with an order to vacate by the end of December, school officials will spend Christmas week packing up 12 grand pianos, its estimable Braille music library and other items, presumably to go into storage.
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Still, Harris emerged from her debate as a consensus winner, having put on display during a pivotal moment in her campaign all the traits that pundits and colleagues had figured would make her an estimable candidate.
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The novel offers a dishy but acutely observed insider's view of the goings-on behind the scenes at a temple of fine dining, one Ms. Danler freely acknowledges is modeled on the estimable Union Square Cafe.
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Shot to shot, Mr. Alfredson and his estimable team give you plenty to look at, including acres of blinding white snow, noirish nights, desaturated pooling red, a sleekly generic Euro-scape and Mr. Fassbender's expressionless mug.
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Tafelspitz, the Austrian meal of a very gently simmered (never boiled) chunk of beef, served with root vegetables from the pot and horseradish cream alongside, is one of the most esteemed dishes of the very estimable cuisine.
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With his estimable crew — the cinematographer is Pawel Pogorzelski, the production designer is Henrik Svensson — Aster creates a sun-blasted, open-plan settlement that conveys airiness, back-to-the-land self-reliance and other assorted healthy things.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' John Leguizamo has, in his own words, "a great therapist," and a while back this estimable health care professional offered his intense patient some very solid advice: Get a hobby.
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He has been incarnated by the estimable likes of Michael Gambon, Corin Redgrave, Brian Dennehy, Harold Pinter and John Hurt, who almost always appear in a state of advanced (and realistic) decrepitude, crouched darkly over a dusty desk.
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A number of other 2016 aides credited with helping to build Sanders' estimable online presence, including Kenneth Pennington -- who left Our Revolution along with Sandberg -- went on to work for Beto O'Rourke's Senate bid in Texas last year.
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Less well known in the city today is the estimable Wells contemporary Fannie Barrier Williams, a member of the black elite who had a profound impact on Chicago during more than three decades of civic and political activism.
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In "Machiavelli: The Art of Teaching People What to Fear," the French historian Patrick Boucheron joins an estimable list of scholars who have been trying to debunk the crude stereotype of Machiavelli as a fascist enabler and tyrant whisperer.
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The estimable readers on the night I attended the show were Tamara Tunie (as Antigone), Tate Donovan (as Creon), Chris Myers (as Creon's son, Haemon, among other roles) and Chinasa Obguagu (as Ismene, Antigone's sister, and Eurydice, Creon's wife).
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James Mulhern and Ashton Anderson are both estimable Times crossword neologists in their own right (from Mulhern, SHARING IS CARING; from Anderson, AI WEIWEI, who has just this month taken possession of the Park Avenue Armory in New York).
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" To accomplish a balance of beautiful aesthetic and social significance, Walker, Heath, and Enninful assembled an estimable crew of characters to star in the project — including a few well-known faces who have not traditionally fallen under the label "model.
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Even so estimable a pair of public servants as Senators Daniel K. Inouye and George Mitchell let the phony patriotics of Ollie North distract press and public from just how lawless and despicable the machinations of Iran-Contra really were.
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Do not give up too early on "Nathan the Wise," an 18th-century morality play by the German writer and scholar Gotthold Ephraim Lessing being presented by the Classic Stage Company in a production starring the estimable F. Murray Abraham.
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Four of those nominations are for the series' two estimable leads, Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys (who in 2018 finally won an Emmy for his work), and they've all come in the last two years, for the show's last two seasons.
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There's a study of women who have joined ISIS, an expansive collection of essays by the estimable Lydia Davis, a look at President Trump's immigration policies and, from the Times Op-Ed columnist Gail Collins, a survey of America's treatment of its older women.
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We see an example of this in our current president, George W. Bush, who cannot articulate a comprehensible thought — though politicians who preceded him, such as the estimable Gerald Ford, who pardoned President Richard M. Nixon, were notorious for actually falling on their asses.
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Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's "Work/Travail/Arbeid" spiraled around and around the wide-open Marron Atrium for six hours a day (eight on Friday), performed by seven dancers from her estimable Brussels-based troupe, Rosas, and seven musicians from the contemporary music ensemble Ictus.
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Presented as part of FringeArts's annual Fringe Festival, where it ran through Sunday, it's a big-ideas piece by the estimable Pig Iron Theater Company, with an eye-catching team of creators: the composer Troy Herion, the Tony-winning set designer Mimi Lien and the director Dan Rothenberg.
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Three years after the death at 26 of the estimable hip-hop tastemaker and impresario Steven Rodriguez, known to the world as ASAP Yams, the circle of uptown New York rappers that orbited him — collectively dubbed ASAP Mob — remains a hub of exciting new ideas and throwback joys.
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At Morehouse College in Atlanta, Obama answered Trump's jab from earlier in the week, when the Republican President said Abrams -- owner of an estimable political résumé -- was "not qualified" for the job that she and Georgia's GOP Secretary of State Brian Kemp are at about even odds to win next week.
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Sanders and his estimable volunteer army have been working since early on in the primary to expand the electorate in Iowa, with a particular focus on Latino communities around the state, which tend to skew younger -- and, the campaign believes, toward Sanders if they come out in higher proportions on Monday.
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In November at the Shed, this Greek-born, Russian-incubated conductor and MusicAeterna — the orchestra and choir of estimable passion and cultlike devotion to Mr. Currentzis — brought both grace and literally spine-tingling ferocity to Verdi's Requiem, a work that even in good performances can have an audience checking its watches.
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An estimable movie critic at The Washington Post and a finalist for the 2008 Pulitzer Prize in criticism, Hornaday explains upfront that she did not grow up, in her words, as "a congenital movie geek"; rather, in a winding journalism career that began at Ms. magazine, she learned her craft on the job.
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He studied acting at Illinois State University before working with the estimable Steppenwolf Theatre Company, in Chicago; a few years later, in New York, he started his own company, New York City Players, which, in addition to putting on Maxwell's plays, has staged early works by Eugene O'Neill and the young playwright Jackie Sibblies Drury.
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The late addition to the credits of Scorsese's revered editor Thelma Schoonmaker, supplementing the work of the estimable Claire Simpson, hints at a high level of creative uncertainty over just how to fillet and present Nesbø's dense, misdirection-filled yarn Katie Walsh, The Detroit Free Press: It's clear from the opening scenes that "The Snowman" is off.
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This is because Paul Poitier (not his real name) has been embodied with tremulous, searching sensitivity by the screen actor Corey Hawkins in the earthbound revival of John Guare's marvelous "Six Degrees of Separation," which opened on Tuesday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater, with the estimable Allison Janney and John Benjamin Hickey as Paul's plump society pigeons.
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The estimable director Nigel Harman, himself an Olivier Award-winning actor, is wise, though, to keep returning the focus to the gradual reckoning between the generations that makes for a tremulous finish, the structure in this case helped by splitting the elder Bloom into two parts: his bedridden, dying self (Kelsey Grammer) and his so-called Story Edward self (Jamie Muscato).
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The eclectic menu includes Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats, winners of the 215 Grammy Award for best children's album; the estimable Gustafer Yellowgold, a friendly cartoon space alien whose creator, Morgan Taylor, will appear with a full band; the Pop Ups, a duo combining pop, puppetry and science; and Billy Kelly, who infuses his wry stand-up comedy with song.
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The works, while estimable, are only a reflection of his greater achievements in three dimensions, and the show allows you to see how the drawings fuel the sculpture: A 6463 drawing of an irregular oval, done in black Conté crayon and smudged at the edges, arises a glorious lattice of blond wood, completed 2646 years later and sitting proudly in the center of the gallery.
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And, on the right, the unspectacular houses and office buildings and factories of Bayonne, like foothills to the distant range of Manhattan, with its dim, heart-quickening skyline, including the World Trade Center and the new, obnoxious rich-persons' high-luxury spike of an apartment building farther uptown, and maybe also the thirty-second floor of the estimable Carlyle Hotel, from which O. H. Ammann used to look out on his creations.
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In the fictional world of the children's author Andrea Beaty, little Rosie Revere is the great-niece of the spirited woman whose can-do attitude symbolized female industriousness during World War II. In this musical from the estimable TheaterWorksUSA, the contemporary Rosie, whose engineering goals are based on her great-aunt's dreams, joins two other protagonists from Beaty's books: Iggy Peck, who longs to be an architect, and Ada Twist, who has her sights set on science.
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