The 2010 report of the Simpson-Bowles commission, "The Moment of Truth," still makes interesting reading.
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Through this sequence, Wright makes interesting even the dull logistical aspects necessary to carry the action forward.
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For Microsoft, that was Story Remix, a very nifty app that automatically makes interesting home videos our of your photos and videos.
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Not everyone will have an immediate grasp of what makes interesting fill, or whether an entry might be jarring in a grid.
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The series makes interesting use of archival footage and other supplemental material, and those side trips are often more interesting than the fictional reenactments.
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Ultimately, like Lorde herself, the film makes interesting connections between the personal and the political that at once underscore the timelessness and timeliness of her writing.
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But I think he always makes interesting choices, I think it's always rooted in truth and humanity and I think he has a lot of courage, he's not a wimp and I like that.
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"Dan's team can only be so big and they can't necessarily have deep expertise in everything, but you can have those experts [on LinkedIn] and when they're there it really makes interesting conversation," Davies said.
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I did just that at the Hélène & Édouard Leclerc Fund for Culture's art space when visiting Cabinets of Curiosities; Laurent Le Bon's panoramic curatorial meta-statement that raises from the darkness and makes interesting conjunctions among many disparate things of heterogeneous categories.
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Although Sole-Smith raises a lot of questions that she doesn't answer and indulges in a little more hand-wringing than someone with my philosophy of food (which can be summed up as "eat perfectly, eat badly, die anyway") can stomach, her book makes interesting reading.
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JOSEPH MASDEUChair in neurological sciencesInstitute of Academic MedicineHouston Methodist Hospital * Whilst your article about Iraq's Yazidis makes interesting reading and certainly highlights the wider political and religious difficulties between the various ethnic groups, there are far more immediate problems being faced by all the communities in this troubled region ("Freedom on hold", August 13th).
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Phonologically, Kokota has a diverse array of vowels and consonants and makes interesting use of stress assignment. Regarding its basic syntax, Kokota is consistently head-initial. The sections below expand on each of these topics to give an overview of the Kokota language.
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The list of the prize committee members makes interesting reading: Appell, Painlevé, Lecornu, Hadamard, Goursat, Lebesgue, and Picard. In 1935, Bénard was appointed head of the section on atmospheric convection of the Commission on Atmospheric Turbulence, organized by the French Air Ministry, and headed by Phillipe Wehrlé.Schereschewsky (1976); Duson Avsec (1939).
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This is the net remuneration for a life of 64 years devoted to the > most exacting, intellectually arduous of skilled labor, profound > scholarship. What Prof. Pattengill's estate might have been had he devoted > the intellect, force, persistence and energy that he abundantly demonstrated > in his career to those professions or activities whose ideal if flatly the > accumulation of wealth makes interesting speculation. ... Prof.
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Retrieved on June 4, 2012. The mint is now home to Freebridge Brewing.The Dalles U.S. Branch Mint/Erin Glenn Winery (1870)Mint that Never Was Makes Interesting Tale The Dalles City Hall Construction of The Dalles Dam in 1957 submerged the Long Narrows and Celilo Falls. In 1963, Ken Kesey's novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was published featuring the narrator, Chief, who is from The Dalles.
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Two years later they gained in a similar fashion protection for three years to collect alms. This was gained by virtue of an indulgence granted by the Pope to the Trinitarian order. May 1337 saw the house having confirmation of a number of small grants in mortmain on the payment of a fine of 1 mark. A description of the interior of the church at the time of the dissolution survives and makes interesting reading.
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As a composer, Smith is best known for her operas and orchestral works, which have all been performed. Her music incorporates elements of jazz, folk music and 20th-century French harmony. Her compositional style has an appealing directness and although tonal, makes interesting use of dissonance. Among her works are The String Quartet, which uses irregular metres and driving rhythms, and the operas Cynthia Parker and Cockcrow, which employ folk music within a generally conservative tonal idiom.
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It makes interesting reading in conjunction with the less critical Sunrise on the Zambezi (1953). In 1987 Lord Blake was nominated in the election for the Oxford Chancellorship, but lost to Roy Jenkins, although polling ahead of former Conservative Prime Minister Edward Heath. Blake was hurt by the fact that the Cabinet had decided to endorse Heath, and became withdrawn from Oxford. In 1990 he was one of the leading historians behind the setting up of the History Curriculum Association.
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The Indonesians who hosted Wright also reacted to Wright's travel account of his travels in Southeast Asia. After reading Wright's Encounter article "Indonesian Notebook" (which was later published in The Color Curtain), Mochtar Lubis responded that Wright "wrote with great passion and feeling" and that “Mr. Wright’s notebook makes interesting reading" but that his Indonesian hosts, including "one of the best-known novelists", were "amazed to read Mr. Wright’s notebook…in which Mr. Wright quotes them saying things…to which they did not put meaning as accepted by Mr. Wright." Later in 1956, reviewing the French translation of The Color Curtain, the Indonesian writer Frits Kandou noted that Wright was "able to document various matters rather well.
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