That is because the industry is a paean to globalisation.
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McCain's speech was a paean to the traditions of the Senate.
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Instead, she created a stirring paean to overreaching with good intentions.
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Joe Biden's roaring paean to America and its resilient middle class.
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This Oscar-nominated short is a paean to love and renewal.
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What we get instead is a paean to health savings accounts.
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Like Calvino's strolling gardens, Bunchō's landscape is a paean to multiplicity.
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But like those dramas, it is a paean to song-writing genius.
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For their paean to minimalism, I salute the team behind this survey.
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A real chef would offer a paean to a humble knife here.
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Sierra's paean to the erotic potential of control has larger implications, though.
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"Alone" is a solo-trumpet paean to Thelonious Monk. TUM. Oct. 20.
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He delivered a distinct paean to values that Trump so often dismissed.
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Maybe Lowry's nationalist paean to American exceptionalism isn't so exceptional after all.
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President Xi Jinping's paean to globalisation at Davos last month went down well.
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"Evolve or die" being Nicole Kidman's character's paean to the world, her dictum.
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In the end, Nobody Speak devolves into a kitschy paean to journalistic heroism.
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And a paean to technological developments in artificial intelligence highlighted South Korean achievements.
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Dilfuza Ismailova, a quavering chanteuse, has released a paean to him entitled "My Sultan".
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"The Morning After," but also in John Lennon's aching paean to his dead mother
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Their whole lives are a living paean to feeling connected to things you love.
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"The Moth Snowstorm," however, is much more than a paean to the Earth's beauty.
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Here, her lifelong "determination to rise" makes for a moving paean to female aspiration.
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Then he embarked on a strange paean to his own supposed flair for science.
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Twice he shares a verse of his own, a brief paean to his penis.
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" It was a paean with a crucial proviso: "But only fair markets, markets with rules.
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Will Ferrell went all-American for this full-throated parody of/paean to NASCAR culture.
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The manicured display of 3983,2398 roses (212 varieties) is a paean to England's gardening heritage.
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Mr Johnson rarely opens his mouth without a paean to the beloved but ailing NHS.
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" The culture site Refinery29 dismissed Mr. Tripp's paean as "the worst type of 'male feminism.
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The film, a paean to '30s Hollywood, also includes Jesse Eisenberg, Parker Posey and Steve Carell.
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Pollock by Fabrice Melquiot is in many ways just another paean to the 'heroic male painter.
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In concerts and cabarets, this number is often rendered as a wondrous paean to awakening love.
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Nor does Ms. Fornés's "Drowning," a gentle paean to the laboriousness and loneliness of living small.
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Rewind "Cold Water," Olivier Assayas's paean to adolescent desperation, is as bracing as its title suggests.
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Sergey V. Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, was quick to embrace Mr. Trump's paean to sovereignty.
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" And in so doing, Thomson has created a "superb paean to a unique and bizarre ecosystem.
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It is a paean to the eternal longing, the feeling of loneliness that somehow unites us all.
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"PAN" is an ambivalent paean to the Greek goat god, depicting his capacities for creation and destruction.
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It's autobiography as archetype, a paean to the electric guitar as both a tool and a rescuer.
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Allen Ginsberg's paean to freedom, "Howl," was published in 1956; Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" in 1957.
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More subtly, Paul McCartney's "Blackbird" was a folksy, foot-tapping, luminous paean to the civil rights movement.
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The photographer Abelardo Morell offers a paean to his feelings — and evokes a cavalcade of art heroes.
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The essay — an honest and brave paean to pizza — got her admitted to the Ivy League school.
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The new video for "Sex Dungeon USA" is a perfect paean to King Dude's trademark Luciferian hedonism.
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Sheeran dropped "How Would You Feel (Paean)" on Friday, the latest song released off his forthcoming album, Divide.
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Nick Mason, drummer and a founding member, said the exhibition is really a paean to the band's longevity.
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Justice Gorsuch's first majority opinion last June, in Henson v Santander, closes with a paean to judicial minimalism.
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A. face with an Oakland booty," a reference to Sir Mix-a-Lot's derriere paean "Baby Got Back.
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A few years later, Woody Allen cast her as Vicky in his paean to Penélope Cruz and Barcelona.
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"Dreamers" is a paean to libraries, to reading and writing and creativity, a value statement I endorse wholeheartedly.
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The effect is often nostalgic, a paean to some lost pastoral idyll, but also intensely of the moment.
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Mr Jones's paean of praise to Mr Webb's perfect little song is full of gems such as this.
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Elizabeth McCracken's new novel, "Bowlaway," is a paean to candlepin bowling, a less-whacking variant of the sport.
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The Roy Hodgson era was a prolonged glorification of averageness, a paean to being bland, conventional and quietly mundane.
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His latest game is, in comparison, somewhat of an opus, a paean to the memories of 16-bit JRPGS.
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James Fallows wrote something of a paean to local governments this week in his cover piece for The Atlantic.
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Chris Christie's call-and-response with that crowd, the word "guilty" ringing out like a paean to mob justice.
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But, because that was not all the president said, his opponents will likely choose to overlook that familiar paean.
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What initially seems a paean to a life free of constraints becomes a keen exploration of the marital bond.
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Fashion Review PARIS — It didn't feel like a wake — though it was, essentially, one long paean to the past.
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This is a paean to women's sexual freedom from a time before they even had the right to vote.
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And her closing statement -- a paean to the need for a return to empathy -- was the best in class.
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Get "How Would You Feel (Paean)" at a full compliment of online destinations, or just listen to it streaming above.
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Pair these with the fortune cookie studs (above) and you have the perfect paean to lazy-day Christmas vacation lounging.
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You might expect the 2016 edition of Origin's 1st Irish Festival to kick off with an upbeat paean to Ireland.
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The End of History was wrong, but it was also stimulating, breathtakingly ambitious, a paean to the importance of ideas.
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The history of police violence plays a part in this glittering paean to a polygender counterculture that's increasingly, victoriously mainstream.
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"Casey at the Bat," published on this day in 1888 in The San Francisco Examiner, is a paean to failure.
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It is an unruly romp across familiar terrain—at once a paean to tradition and a sophisticated burlesque of it.
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We're supposed to give things to YOU.) The song, called "How Would You Feel (Paean)," is a gift twice over.
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But it's also a paean to San Francisco's quirkiness, tolerance and beauty, and a celebration of the city's multiethnic fabric.
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The small unisex collection is a paean to streetwear's uniform of the minute: all dad hats, printed longsleeves and massive hoodies.
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Made in America also doubles as a harrowing paean to victims of domestic abuse, making Nicole Simpson the documentary's mournful heart.
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"Rather than being a story of a singular genius overcoming adversity, the book is a paean to collaboration," noted Publishers Weekly.
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Even the White House website has vanished any mention of climate change and replaced it with a paean to energy production.
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" He even inserted the piece between the symphony's heavenly slow movement and its paean to human brotherhood, the "Ode to Joy.
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In 2009, his first year in office, Barack Obama delivered a soaring paean to the need for diplomacy and collective action.
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And "Paterson," Mr. Williams' epic paean to the city, is one of the dog-eared books on the character's writing desk.
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This is a chestnut that I might have used before, but it's a little paean to the amazing phenomenon of migration.
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She had just launched into "Sheila's Blues," her signature tune, a half-spoken paean to the powers and infatuations of bebop.
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"FOSSE/VERDON", a new mini-series about two Broadway legends, could have been a simple paean to the magic of the stage.
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Its lyrics pose a dauntless overture to the broadest possible cohort — a paean to open bars and open borders, a nativist's nightmare.
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Running only a half-page, "Sing to It" is another paean to a dying friend: At the end, he said, No metaphors!
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Trump's State of the Union paean to capitalism undoubtedly pleased his base, who have been the focal point of his entire presidency.
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The film is not an attack on Mr. Trump, but instead a paean to his opponent in the presidential contest, Hillary Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, appeared to dismiss working-class whites as "deplorables," and put on a convention that was a paean to multiculturalism.
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At that time I was immersed in caring for my four young children, and this paean to everlasting youth seemed especially stupid.
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Despite the occasional paean to a culinary authority like Bee Wilson, the second half of "The Reporter's Kitchen" is decidedly Kramer-centric.
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Unforgiven, Clint Eastwood's paean for a long-gone genre and a long-gone way of life, is a must-watch for sure.
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"Los Wembler's para el Mundo," from a new album, is a well-deserved victory lap, and a paean to their own powers.
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That's some fine irony: Blake's paean to salesmanship was written to satisfy salesmen who did not quite buy David Mamet's original pitch.
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Paean is perhaps too strong a word, but there's no doubt Marx has a kind of reverence for the achievements of capitalism.
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The president issued a paean to "unity" that could just as easily have come from a predecessor who might have meant it.
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The book is essentially is a paean to Apollo 11 and to GEMINI G.E.L., as well as a record of Rauschenberg's ecological concerns.
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His paean to the joy of the sound of scythes being hammered launches a brilliant scene of farmers rhythmically massed in synchronized threshing.
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The new biopic that tracks the band's history, despite using the 1985 performance as its triumphant closer, is firmly a karaoke-style paean.
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To answer just such a whim, Farrow & Ball has introduced Paean Black, named for the color of an old prayer book's leather cover.
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The symphony is a paean to love inspired by the myth of Tristan and Isolde, though with a twist, as the composer wrote.
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But it's that simplicity that turns it into a work of dumbheaded genius, a gloriously unrelenting paean to the pleasures of going out.
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Instead, this casually relaxed documentary is both a vivid message movie and a wonder-filled paean to a singularly beautiful and biodiverse environment.
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The drumbeat to it all was a familiar paean to the freedom and liberation of the 1970s — a crucial decade for women's liberation.
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It's Blake Shelton's latest paean to rural life, a song about hard-working, churchgoing farmers that's not cozy and nostalgic, but grimly fatalistic.
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So desperate, in fact, that we were surely mere weeks away from a speculative Invincibles feature, a premature paean to Guardiola's unvanquished campaign.
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In these peregrinations, and in its omnivorous interest in the world, "The Dragonfly Sea" is a paean to both cultural diffusion and difference.
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But it is also, more subtly, a conservative rebuke to youthful rebellion, and a paean to elders and to bridging differences between generations.
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The equestrian monument was moved to make way for a North Korean-built independence museum that is a paean to Swapo's liberation movement.
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Teenage suicide rates surged in the month after the 133 premiere of the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why, a paean to girl suicide.
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If you want to see The Outer Worlds as a paean to individualism, there is little in its text that could challenge that interpretation.
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" The film, Genzlinger wrote, "is not an attack on Mr. Trump, but instead a paean to his opponent in the presidential contest, Hillary Clinton.
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"The Shape of Water", nominated for 13 Academy Awards, is the director's paean to the silver-screen, inter-species love affair that never was.
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After a brief discussion of fuel efficiency, and a mutual and sincere paean to the loveliness of the state, the talk turned to politics.
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Some of the singers are seated with instruments, and during the paean to "holy German art" they mime their counterparts in the orchestra pit.
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But this intimate, textured story—which has been dubbed a paean to urban Blackness—also portrays a powerful testament to a Black woman's love.
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I feel it's a paean to all of us, every section of society who is scrabbling to hang on in there, make life work.
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But what lingers most poignantly are the softly intoned concluding words of a paean to victory: And may we Never forget What happened here.
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Create a scrappy paean to your favorite artist, start your own comic strip, or go all out and fantasize about creating your own publication.
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"You might want to think about a shade that is reminiscent of the era of the artwork, like Georgian-inspired Paean Black," she said.
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But it is really a paean to its author and star, Doreen Taylor, who, under a corporate name, is credited as the show's presenter.
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"He couldn't walk two days ago," Siena coach Jimmy Patsos said afterwards, in a postgame paean that mentioned both Willis Reed and Larry Bird.
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She is a journalism teacher so beloved at Palo Alto High School that her former student James Franco made a video paean to her.
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"The Dawgs are barking; they're all having fun," went one chart-topper, a paean to the Browns' beloved quarterback at the time, Bernie Kosar.
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Mr. Gill's inventive paean to urban archaeology is one of several transportive books set in New York that make for inviting diversion this summer.
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His recent book, "The Making of the President 2016," is part paean to Mr. Trump and part pushback against the claims related to Russia.
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He has instead created something nuanced and sublime: a warm and geeky paean to the revelatory power of archaeology, tempered by notes of regret.
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Beethoven's paean to freedom, and his only opera, returns to the Met in a classic production by Jürgen Flimm, and with a superb cast.
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Periodically, hoping to move things along, I re-publish my paean to the books, which you should definitely read before any movies are made.
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The Sullivan ruling is a paean to the press, a high point of court decisions and opinions about the role of journalism in American life.
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And both often offer a paean to the past, asking voters to envision a time when the country appeared to be more prosperous and homogenous.
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This magnificent compendium is a paean to the buildings that guided safe passage for the economic prosperity of a young nation with huge, dangerous coastlines.
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The Coen brothers' latest is a paean to the 1950s studio system, with Josh Brolin running herd as Eddie Mannix, the fixer on the lot.
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The experimental feminist writer Kathy Acker (Ross Days) offers a paean to anal sex as a way to see God (or at least Elaine Stritch).
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Just before Midler launched into "Before the Parade Passes By," that paean to keeping going, to moving forward, she started to cough and couldn't stop.
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That's the question that draws the audience into the first few minutes of Rick Famuyiwa's cinematic paean to the music genre—the perennial Brown Sugar.
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I would hesitate to say that Poons has ever been "anti-cultural," as I recollect his paean to Beethoven at a panel several years ago.
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As a three-time visitor to the nearby 1964 World's Fair, a paean to new technology, I'd drunk DuPont's Kool-Aid: Better living through chemistry.
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In fact, she was the embodiment of the feminist paean "Nice for What," before Drake sang those words in praise of talented, powerful, transcendent women.
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But when it came to the clothes themselves, the show was a paean to the stark white minimalism for which Jil Sander is well known.
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To the Editor: Somehow in Sarah Smarsh's heartwarming paean to rural America, citing its affordability, entrepreneurial opportunities and deep family ties, she overlooked one point.
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Why, here's her latest article now: a paean to the joys of homemade steak tartare and an accompanying dish of crisp, sweet-salty pommes Anna!
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" And then there's a lovely paean to the joys of quitting, as illustrated by the greatest quitter of all time, Herman Melville's Bartleby, "the scrivener.
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He revealed that "Washington is full of people who are only looking out for themselves" and then raced into another paean to you-know-who.
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Greenwell's book is a sort of wistful paean to the place where his protagonist lived in uneasy exile, or learned to grow up, or both.
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Cameraphones come out when the band launches into a moody version of "Bela Lugosi's Dead," their iconic, 9-minute paean to Count Dracula from 1979.
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Conceived as a "shroud" of sentences for her mother, "Barefoot Woman" is also a paean to the traditions of Rwandan womanhood Stefania preserved in exile.
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Like that go-for-broke paean to the sexual image, Unforgettable blows right past the so-bad-it's-good classification, and resists simple, ironic camp appreciation.
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At the end, one of the commissioners offered a paean to America's traditions of free speech and civic engagement, which he said the evening had epitomised.
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Samantha Whipple, the American heroine who narrates this piquant paean to the Brontë sisters, is the last living descendant of the family, through her father's line.
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This argument was read by certain readers (and a few social media non-readers) as a paean to white privilege, even a brief for white supremacy.
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On "Quimbombo" — originally recorded by Willie Colón and Hector Lavoe — the vocalist Herman Olivera volleys with his backing chorus in a gleeful paean to okra stew.
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This muted work is mesmerizing and enigmatic: It suggests a muralist paean to working-class life on the sea but lacks the expected energy of celebration.
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It purports to be a paean to the great librettist Oscar Hammerstein II, whose work with the composers Jerome Kern and Richard Rodgers revolutionized musical theater.
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Dedicated to Williams's longtime partner, Frank Merlo, a former sailor of Sicilian ancestry, "Tattoo" is a paean to the anarchic but restorative power of sexual attraction.
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My husband, who is native to a town further down the Otra River, told me that one song was a beautiful paean to their lush valley.
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His work is not an uncritical valorization of the Enlightenment nor a paean to dead white thinkers; it does not aim to Make Liberalism Great Again.
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" Released temporarily from their cells, the inmates almost whisper a hymnlike paean to liberty: "Oh, what a joy to breathe freely again in the open air.
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From this vantage, "Office Space," the Gen-X slacker paean that came out 20 years ago next month, feels like science fiction from a distant realm.
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The clothes could easily have become too literal, but the designers kept the references oblique, and the result was a paean to the arctic of the imagination.
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In many ways, the shows felt like the heirs apparent of the most quintessential '90s sitcom: Seinfeld, above all, was a paean to neurotic, ironic assholes everywhere.
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Earlier I had joined him on the campaign trail in Frankfurt, where he brought a crowd of students to its feet with a spirited paean to liberalism.
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The website of the Cambodian Red Cross, of which Ms Bun Rany is honorary head, is a paean to her saintliness as she tends to her poor.
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Reynolds is back in superhero shape, and Deadpool — perhaps the first explicit superhero paean to the male figure — takes every chance to remind us of that fact.
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"The sons and daughters of China follow you forward hand in hand," goes one soft-rock paean to Mr. Xi that has been downloaded thousands of times.
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It's not merely the magnum opus of break-up albums, though it's spawned a genre unto itself, its internecine warfare more complex than the standard relationship paean.
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When criticized for playing a black domestic worker in a white household, he responded that he saw Benson as a paean to the black working man's struggle.
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"The fortunate pumpkin is a noble fruit, a joy in the mouth of mankind, a paean of Autumn on the happy palate," a 1942 Times article proclaimed.
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By dressing up the melodies you sang in the shower in opulent gaslight-era drag, Mr. Luhrmann created an equalizing paean to love ballads of all ages.
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The rapper Drake sampled Hill's "Ex-Factor" in "Nice for What," his recent paean to women's empowerment, speeding up Hill's languid contralto into a cute, bouncy refrain.
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Trump answered with a paean to the U.S. oil and gas boom and his pro-development policies — including opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to planned drilling.
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The genial 2008 indie "Bottle Shock," free on Amazon Prime, is a paean to connoisseurship, depicting in fiction form the rise of California wines in the 1970s.
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To prove that he was more open-minded than "Okie" suggested, he had hoped to release "Irma Jackson," a paean to interracial love, as a follow-up.
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A chapter called "The Builders" opens with a paean to Emily Warren Roebling, who completed the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge when her engineer husband fell ill.
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The bold acquiescence of this young woman entering one unknown world after another reads like a feminist paean; she seems to suggest there is no turning back now.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan delivered his farewell address to Congress on Wednesday, a predictable paean to the "wonders and opportunity" that serving in elected office afforded.
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Having finished a whopping 10 points clear at the top of the table, this might seem like the perfect opportunity to write yet another paean to Leicester's season.
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Organized by Taylor Trabulus and the artist Reba Maybury at Gavin Brown downtown, "Putting Out" is an 20183-artist paean to the sexual power of controlling the narrative.
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Poem The villanelle (Italian for "rustic") is a pastoral song whose recurring lines and interlocking rhyme scheme create the ideal vehicle for Adam Giannelli's paean to the past.
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Its first half is a candy-colored musical treat, a swooning paean to falling in love, performed by two actors (Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling) with excellent chemistry.
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The most telling paean to the Resonant Bodies Festival at its opening night on Tuesday came from the vocalist and composer Theo Bleckmann, who took the stage first.
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I'm under no illusion that either McCain's death (and life) or Biden's paean to re-find what McCain represented will have any immediate effect on the body politic.
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Caridad de la Luz, the spoken word poet known as La Bruja, unscrolled a river of paper on which she had scrawled, in looping black pen, her paean.
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He explains all of this with astonishing clarity in The Communist Manifesto, which in so many ways is a paean to the capitalist bourgeoisie and what they've created.
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The radio address, no less timely today than it was in wartime America, is a paean to common humanity ("it's out of those differences that culture grows," Welles contends).
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But if you enjoyed watching this excruciating, messy, self-indulgent paean to the dubious notion of the necessity of destruction for the sake of male creativity, you're a monster.
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It includes a detailed description of restrictions on immigration, as well as business stimulus proposals and a paean to the importance of instilling Dutch identity in children and immigrants.
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Davis has written a beautiful homage to a neglected sea, a lyrical paean to its remaining estuaries and marshes, and a marvelous mash-up of human and environmental history.
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The show is ostensibly a comedy, but at its finest it's a paean to Atlanta—Glover grew up in the city's suburbs—and to its flourishing hip-hop ecosystem.
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Open your debut album with a nine-minute paean to bisexuality ("Like Me") and end it with one of the most affecting love ballads of the decade ("N Side").
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Todd VanDerWerff: La La Land, Damien Chazelle's simultaneous tribute to and paean for old Hollywood musicals, didn't win Best Picture at the Oscars, after a largely dominant awards season.
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If you do as I did and start with Gagosian's show of Richard Serra, you enter a space that's immense, a paean to the power of the Gagosian brand.
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Hell, even Full House's theme song was a plaintive paean to a simpler, bygone era that may have only ever existed on Leave It to Beaver: Whatever happened to predictability?
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Artist Cristina Pitter helps us open Pride Month with a paean from her performance piece, Decolonizing the Color of Queerness Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What is June, really?
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It's something of a paean to self-discovery that weaves its way toward self-actualization through histories of hardship and episodes of revelation — something every queer person can relate to.
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On Wednesday night ABC will be airing the CMA Music Festival, Nashville's paean to the boot-scootin', honky-tonkin', hoedown throw-down music that the Grand Ole Opry helped build.
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" 'All of Me' -- John Legend (2013) The neo-soul crooner pours himself into this stripped-down piano ballad, a full-hearted paean to a lover and "all your perfect imperfections.
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Without a doubt the most likeable film to come out of the Apatow production pipeline, Paul Rudd and Jason Segel's paean to bro-hood is tailor-made for the sesh.
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" In a paean to career resurrection, Connors later called his highly improbable run to a semifinal trouncing by Jim Courier in 1991 as "the best 11 days of my career.
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The chapter by Matt Hancock, the health secretary, is shockingly bad: a predictable paean of praise to technological innovation bereft of interesting examples and written in a succession of clichés.
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But what you see is never what you get in politics, and Trudeau's denuded chest is as much a Rorschach test as it is a paean to the male physique.
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Since 212, he's been host of American Public Media's "Live From Here," a revamped version of "A Prairie Home Companion," Garrison Keillor's decades-long paean to storytelling and Midwestern values.
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"The Murtadd Brotherhood has emerged as a poisoned spearhead carried by the Crusaders in their war against the Khilafah," he said in a nearly 5,000-word paean to holy war.
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But considering the fact that wedding toasts are either surprisingly moving or hopelessly dull, it probably makes sense that Calhoun's extended paean to marriage is a little bit of both.
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There was little charge between her and the tenor Michael Fabiano (ominously intense as her lover, Alfredo) and accuracy but not fire in "Sempre libera," her grand paean to freedom.
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Clinton learns to speak Mandarin, sort of, and "Good Guy With a Gun," a hootenanny-style paean to concealed carry gun laws and the joys of shooting "sex molesters" dead.
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He had just finished playing his piano ballad "Steirerland," a paean to his home region in the southeast of the country, in front of a screen showing jagged mountain peaks.
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"Cudi Montage," which utilizes a riff from Kurt Cobain's "Burn The Rain," sounds like the final form of all the whiffed ideas on Cudi's grunge paean Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven.
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"Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder featuring Aisha Morris (1976) Wonder's double-disc masterwork Songs in the Key of Life include this paean to his daughter, who coos over the intro.
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It is both an elegy and a paean, with a touch of magic, and will make the reader want to go out and, at the very least, hug the nearest tree.
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Readers will be left with the question: can landscape painting retain its distinction as a genre, or is it doomed to drift toward Jackson Pollock's "I am nature" paean to solipsism?
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Rather than a program or a call to action, it was a general paean to democracy and the American spirit, an attempt to align a vote for Hillary Clinton with goodness.
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I came, I saw, and I left feeling that a beautiful lake had been mired by a large-scale reinforcement of the social fabric: a paean to neo-feudalism, no less.
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Anyone hoping for shocking disclosures from "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" will go away disappointed, and the article that Lloyd presents to his editor is clearly more paean than exposé.
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They also perform works by Bach and Couperin, and a fifteenth-century paean to smoking, on April 24 at the Morgan Library, perhaps Manhattan's closest approximation to the nymphs' Rhineland court.
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In reconstructing the issue into a 70 by 32 inch poster, readers reveal the ultimate centerfold, a paean to the male body to post above their bed, breakfast table or toilet.
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With red paint and a fat brush, she painted a paean to the hurricane aesthetic that has transformed the Charleston peninsula for now: "NATURE ART MAKES," she wrote over the plywood.
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Guests then sat for the opening film, "A Quiet Outpost," a jingoistic Russian war drama that was a paean to the military and ended with a gory 30-minute battle sequence.
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Notably, President Xi followed Mr. Trump's hostile speech with a paean to open markets, fair commerce and the benefits of globalization, ideas that might have been cribbed from previous American presidents.
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Rewind Despite its amiable spirit of inclusion, Agnès Varda's pop paean to sisterhood, "One Sings, the Other Doesn't," proved divisive from the night it opened the 1977 New York Film Festival.
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" 'Yankee Doodle' is now their paean, a favorite of favorites, played in their army, esteemed as warlike as the 'Grenadiers' march — it is the lover's spell, the nurse's lullaby," he wrote.
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" As for those who criticized his stance, Mr. Yevtushenko's paean to the "Sixties Generation" is defiant in its pride: "We were a fad for some, some we offended with our fame.
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We've seen people give up on the doomed promise of straight romance altogether to embrace communal cult life instead; is there any more perfect paean to heteropessimism than Ari Aster's Midsommar?
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Amy Krouse Rosenthal, the prolific author whose bittersweet paean, "You May Want to Marry My Husband," was one of The Times's most-read articles this month, has died of ovarian cancer.
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They reprised their paean to bilateral over multi-nation trade agreements and trumpeted the abrogation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would help check China's economic and strategic expansionism in Asia.
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It was a paean (a wearable one) to the England that was, an England of the mind and myth, an England that maybe could be, or perhaps will never be, again.
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Much of Flake's book (including the title) is a paean to Goldwater, and the young Flake in fact served as executive director of the Goldwater Institute think tank in the 1990s.
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I used to hate-watch Aaron Sorkin's show The Newsroom, a sappy paean to network TV news, and I would laugh when they panned back to show shots of the newsroom itself.
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" And then, Musk launches into a paean to the bricks, which he views as incomparable: "These are bricks that are way better than any bricks I've ever seen at a construction site.
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Could this mean that the man whose songs such as "Thinking Out Loud" and "How Would You Feel (Paean)" have been featured in countless weddings is getting ready to tie the knot?
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Long after we've forgotten Trump's closing speech — that paean to self, that nightmare portrait of an America where the lights have gone out — we will remember the savagery just below the surface.
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Maybe it's partly the nastiness of this divisive election season, but this musical paean to the difficulties and transcendence of art seemed to pull us all into a teary collective of empathy.
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An exhaustive catalog of the exhausting, "Lift" is both a history of exercise as self-improvement and a paean to CrossFit, the fad that emphasizes "functional strength" in lieu of bulging muscles.
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Dopey fun is one thing, but "Escape to Margaritaville," a paean to the pleasures of zipless debauchery, is pitched so low it will temporarily extinguish your I.Q. That may be its aim.
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The monumental incoherence and inaccessibility of "Finnegans Wake," it's easy to argue, is the best evidence of Joyce's horror vacui and an epic paean to a father's conviction of his daughter's genius.
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A couple years ago, Mr. Williams, who also runs a marketing company that represents heritage brands like Red Wing and Levi's, wrote a paean about his visit to the White Oak plant.
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Tweedy lent his voice to a jangling tune called "This World," while Spiritualized's Jason Pierce added subtle harmonies to "Bring It On Lord," a paean to valuing the days you have left.
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They were treated to such Biden staples as a paean to dead senators he once worked with: Iowa's John Culver died in 2000, Ted Kennedy in 22004, and Tom Eagleton in 493.
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There are inspiring stories of communities rising to the challenge, and a memorable paean to the virtues of chickens from Bill Gates (they empower women, keep children healthy and jump-start entrepreneurialism).
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Liberal CNN commentator Van Jones was effusive in praising Trump for his paean to Ryan Owens, the Navy SEAL who died in the first counterterrorism mission hastily authorized by the new president.
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While a fleeting glimpse would have been appropriate -- and enough to make one appreciate Gordon-Levitt's chameleon-like portrayal -- the gauzily shot images feel like an over-the-top paean to its subject.
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Coke's 1968 spot "Hilltop," the first true paean to world peace, for example, was offered to consumers as a suggestion -- "I'd like to buy the world a Coke"-- not as an historical appropriation.
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What "Close Encounters" is, is a paean to optimism — to the idea that world governments and the international scientific community could come together to plan a friendly welcome for some unexpected extraterrestrial visitors.
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That team was a paean to the Yankees' previous way of doing business: After missing the playoffs in 20113, they opened the coffers, spent extravagantly on free agents and bought themselves a winner.
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So of course Tarantino being Tarantino has Cliff-Pitt doff his shirt, in a scene that both nods to the actor's foundational "Thelma & Louise" display and offers another effusive paean to masculine beauty.
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Bill Walsh, who died March 15, was a copy editor extraordinaire for The Washington Post; this obituary is a tribute to his life, but also a stirring paean to practitioners of the craft.
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And New York Fashion Week came to an end this season with a Marc Jacobs show that acknowledged that moment: A paean to lost optimism and lost friends, and a bouquet of memory.
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Iohannis came through with a paean to Trump's "strong leadership" in NATO, and a reminder that Romania had heard his call and stepped up to the alliance targets for spending on national defense.
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A boozy dancefloor paean for single ladies everywhere, the track felt like the flipside of the prior year's embittered kiss-off "Te Boté," featuring that smash hit's raw-throated rapper Darell to boot.
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In others she recreates the missing half of Christopher Smart's poetic paean to his Cat Jeoffry, and supplies us with a deadpan transcription of Koko the gorilla signing a famously obscene theatrical joke.
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To name just a handful of examples, Virgil, author of Roman epic The Aeneid, wrote one of the greatest poems of all time as a paean, in part, to his patron Caesar Augustus.
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Minit is a paean to short games that manages to do the impossible, packing all the joy of a thirty-hour adventure into just a couple of hours' worth of even, minute-long bursts.
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He was also a loyalist who began his negotiations with the Americans with a lengthy paean to the glories of Kim Il-sung, North Korea's founding president and the grandfather of the current leader.
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His fingers rolled across the keys as revellers encircling him crooned the polytheist paean "We Dance," from the Broadway show "Once on This Island," and empty bottles of Stella Artois accumulated under the stairs.
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Even left-leaning naysayers were cheered by the nod to Brazil's stain of slavery, the paean to Rio's favelas and the appearances of Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, musical giants who back Ms. Rousseff.
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And last fall, Mr. Simmonds and the fashion stylist Fran Burns introduced Print,a biannual magazine that is a paean to the power and delight of tangible media in an evermore digitally driven age.
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STAIRWAY TO STARDOM A paean to the "wildly passionate but questionably talented," this show takes its title from a 2211s public-access TV talent show made on the cheap with performers of dubious stock.
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He remained onstage for the "Choral Fantasy," which Beethoven hastily wrote as a finale for the Akademie, utilizing all the instrumental and vocal forces of the program for a paean to art and music.
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"In the presence of her hips, thin / White women lower their heads / like children who've broken a dish," he writes in a paean to curves that might have had Slim Harpo nodding along approvingly.
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It is a paean to friendship — "that first & cleanest love"; a hosanna to those "friend-drunk" boys on their bikes and the companions who sustain Smith, who have kept despair and suicide at bay.
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Meanwhile, Obama's speech was shot through with Republican-sounding themes — approving references to Ronald Reagan and the "city on a hill," reminders about the importance of the founding documents, a paean to American democracy.
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In this context, "Paean" is a nickname for the Olympian deity Apollo, son of Zeus and Leto, recognized as the god of music, truth, prophecy, healing, the sun, plague, and poetry, among other things.
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One, a lengthy, 12,000-character paean written by He Fan, a justice on China's Supreme People's Court, and posted to his Weixin account, funnylaw1978, had been read more than 66,000 times and drew many comments.
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Her still-evolving, evening-length work devoted to Josephine Baker, a collaboration with the composer Tyshawn Sorey, is both a paean to a pioneering black performer and a haunting meditation on exoticism, objectification and mourning.
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The animated movie is sleek and soaring, a wonderful paean to the spirit of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's legendary webslinger, embodying the relentless hope and optimism of its hero in such a classic way.
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Halfway through La La Land, director/screenwriter Damien Chazelle's critically beloved paean to the big-screen movie musicals of the 270s, two characters have a conversation I'm not precisely sure the movie or Chazelle understands.
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But the evening's highlight was the first half, which consisted of nine excerpts from Ms. Cash and Mr. Leventhal's musical adaptation of "Norma Rae," the 1979 paean to unionization that earned Sally Field an Oscar.
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Ms. Taylor's paean to her character's brilliance and beauty has a solar force that blinds, while Ms. Booth's assessment of what makes a star — and why Zuzu doesn't have it — is heartbreaking in its pragmatism.
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But it is the finale, Mahler's ode to love, that pulls at the memory — a miracle of phrasing; a quiet wonder of string tone and balance; a paean to a devotion tender, fragile and deep.
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Staged in the Art Deco ballroom of the Sheraton Grand (formerly The Park Lane Hotel, built in 1927), Michael Halpern's show was a paean to Erté, the early 20th-century Russian-French illustrator and designer.
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Half a century after its debut, it retains its potency as a motivational weapon of resistance, a polemic against despoilers and a reasoned paean to biological diversity, priceless petroglyphs and the heavenly solitude of wilderness.
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Jill Abramson's new book, Merchants of Truth, is a lot of things — a paean to print journalism, a commentary on the digital revolution in news, and a lamentation for what she considers declining journalistic standards.
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After a few minutes, a paean to executive experience — "Rubio and Cruz have never managed a thing" — became a caricature of Mr. Rubio as a slippery operator who had been dishonest about his views on immigration.
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Instead, "Southern Blood", Allman's posthumous paean to his life and music to be released in September, is adorned with a sepia shot of the grounds, a wooden boardwalk heading away under the shade of Spanish Moss.
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"'How Would You Feel (Paean)' comes out tomorrow at midnight wherever you are in the world, [it's] not the next single, but is one of my favzzzzz," Sheeran wrote on Thursday to tease the new track.
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Passengers wants you to believe in the power of love in the face of insurmountable odds, but in the end, it scans as a paean to inhuman, unconscionable behavior, justified in the name of sheer desperation.
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This plot has all the elements of a South Park-style paean to faux-neutral nihilism, but it plays out in such a slapdash way that The Golden Circle comes off as more dilettantish than cynical.
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In another portrait of aging and its heartaches, The New Yorker's Calvin Trillin adapts his memoir "About Alice," a love-and-loss-struck paean to his late wife; Theatre for a New Audience's production begins Jan.
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Unlike in 2012, when Mr. Christie turned his keynote address at the Republican convention into a paean to his own political success, this time he spoke briefly of his friendship with Mr. Trump before savaging Mrs.
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And now comes a devotee named Colin Asher, who has produced a wonderfully readable, passionately partisan biography of Algren, " Never a Lovely So Real " (Norton), the title a line from Algren's book-length paean to Chicago.
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Ms. Rosenthal's bittersweet paean to her spouse of 26 years appeared as a Modern Love column in the online Style section of The Times on March 3 and in the Sunday newspaper section on March 5.
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Ms. Rosenthal's bittersweet paean to her spouse of 2395 years appeared as a Modern Love column in the online Style section of The Times on March 3 and in the Sunday newspaper section on March 5.
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As a gesture of peace, Idamante releases the Trojan prisoners, which elicits one of this work's great choruses, a gracious paean to forgiveness and brotherhood, performed with full-bodied sound and eloquence by the Met chorus.
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Ms. Callahan vividly delivers her nostalgic paean to the lost blue-collar bungalow colonies through the voices of New Yorkers — guided by narration by the actress Estelle Parsons — whose families summered there in the 20th century.
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It was a paean to federal district judges: to how they toil, alone and unappreciated, managing dockets that average 500 cases at a time and handling the awesome responsibility of imposing sentences on convicted criminal defendants.
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In many ways, it is a paean to nature itself, to the peace in knowing it's both part of us and greater than us — especially when everything else in the world can seem like it's falling apart.
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The IMAX "experience" that preceded the album, also entitled Jesus Is King and announced in late September, hinted that the album would not quite be the dramatic musical paean to Christ that West had seemed to promise.
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First, a paean to the strength of his country's relationship with Australia, the close personal friendship he has with this or the other Australian politician and the deep esteem in which his people hold the Australian people.
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"Sweeter Off the Vine," written by Yossy Arefi, a baker, blogger and photographer, and published in March by Ten Speed Press, lands squarely within that realm, a vividly photographed paean to fruit and baking throughout the year.
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Passion raises its voice in evangelical crowd rousers (stirringly rendered by Alana Bridgewater and Jackie Richardson) and an arsonist's increasingly uncontrolled paean to the thrill of burning down a courthouse (performed with detonative glee by Daniel Williston).
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This last dimension was deepened by the grand gesture of the film's title, identical to that of D. W. Griffith's 1915 adaptation of the novel "The Clansman," a paean to the Confederacy and the Ku Klux Klan.
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The new animated movie is a sleek and soaring, a wonderful paean to the spirit of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's legendary webslinger, embodying the relentless hope and optimism of its hero in such a classic way.
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His manuscript began as a polemic against the French justice system of his time, evolved into a paean to revolution, and ended as a philosophical examination of the nature of sadness, from angles theological, political, economic, and erotic.
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But the film is not just a paean to ramen—instead, it is filled with quirky vignettes, oddball subplots, and erotic side stories, all of which undoubtedly contributed to its 100 percent rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
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At Mar-a-Lago, an oceanfront paean to Trump himself, the President is prone to holding court at will, consulting advisers both real and self-imagined, and basking in the knowledge that he's the only man in charge.
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Of course, Mr. Laffer's paean to Mr. Trump couldn't have had anything to do with an award received by the likes of Warren Buffett and the economist Robert Solow, recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science.
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The show is accompanied by a full-color catalogue that features, along with images of Pundyk's studio and some paintings in process, a paean to painting created by Pudnyk and modeled on the song by Gil Scott-Heron.
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That angry paean to empty affluence is from "Company," the pioneering concept musical of 1970 about commitment-phobia in Manhattan and the first of a landscape-altering series of collaborations between Mr. Prince and the composer Mr. Sondheim.
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Linda Greenhouse A Supreme Court quiz: Who offered this paean to judicial restraint: "If it is not necessary to decide more to a case, then in my view it is necessary not to decide more to a case"?
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Budweiser's flagship Super Bowl message was a gauzy paean to Adolphus Busch, who emigrated to St. Louis from Germany in 1857, was told he "was not wanted here," yet persevered to create Budweiser and a sprawling brewing empire.
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With only 35 seats, V Restaurant is a paean to the talents of the chef Richard Robe, a master of French gastronomy who coaxes intense flavor from seasonal products and delights in reimagining historic dishes for contemporary diners.
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The multi-hyphenate —working with screenwriters Michael H. Weber and Scott Neustadter—turned what could have been a sour story about an unsettling, delusional protagonist into ultimately a sweet paean to the idea of making movies with friends.
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It wasn't quite an obituary, though it did summarize Bourdain's life, and it wasn't just a paean, because Wells chastised Bourdain (gently, of course) about what unsavory behaviors he might have prolonged with his veneration of swaggering kitchen jocks.
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Mariah - "Malo" No, this isn't Mimi's Latin trap foray, but the teenaged Miami-raised boriqua who shares her name follows up her summertime debut at Universal Music Latino with a Spanglish paean for all the bad boys out there.
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Where MLB The Show 28 opened on a stirring (albeit cliched) journey through baseball history and collective memory leading to the end of a century-long baseball curse, the 24 edition begins with a paean to childhood and escape.
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Behind this paean to the will of the people is a concern that Mr Garland, though 63 and a centrist, would tip the balance of the Supreme Court away from the narrow conservative majority once anchored by Mr Scalia.
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The actor and Starfleet captain tweeted a video paean to the humble hardware store yesterday, standing outside one named Websters, and professing his undying love for the drills, hammers, and other tools that lay just beyond its glass window.
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He suddenly injected an attack on the growing dictatorship in Venezuela, followed with rhetoric attacking international trade deals and closed with a paean to U.S. influence that came close to calling for revolutions against abusive regimes in other states.
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Cagen first wrote Quirkyalone—her paean to the single life—in 2003, a time when she says single women were being urged to treat their dating lives like jobs and depictions of lonely spinsters were rife in the media.
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The story of Rocco Siffredi's final year in the porn industry is so much more than a paean to hardcore's most pronounced penis; it's a story of family, a look at the media machine, and a portrait of desire.
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Deputy US Attorney Robert Khuzami ended his remarks announcing Cohen pleas with an unusual paean to the rule of law and the notion that the criminal justice system stands at the ready to prosecute wrongdoers without fear of favor.
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Four of the five authors of "Britannia Unchained", a paean to small government published by ambitious young Tory mps in 2012, when fiscal austerity was in fashion, now sit in a cabinet intent on opening the public-spending taps.
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"Dopey fun is one thing," I wrote in my review that night, "but 'Escape to Margaritaville,' a paean to the pleasures of zipless debauchery, is pitched so low it will temporarily extinguish your I.Q." And then the Parrotheads attacked.
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Part of the Crypt Sessions, this fine young quartet, which made its name with a welcome survey of Haydn's 230 works in the genre, performs Beethoven's vast Op. 212, with its long, slow paean of thanks at its core.
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On the other hand, the 22017 film that spawned the best sports TV show bar none (sorry Arli$$) is a paean to the pigskin that puts the talents of director Peter Berg (The Rundown, Lone Survivor) on full display.
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The lyric's absurd evocation of religious revivals "way down South" gives way to a stageful of male chorines in top hats and tails, as Day belts out a paean to dancing that is a rollicking celebration of … something else.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Come to me, O Paean, and bring with you the true oracle," reads the inscriptions in an oracle well used to communicate with the Olympian god Apollo that was recently discovered in Athens.
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Athens, Greece (CNN)President Barack Obama issued a paean to democracy Wednesday following his tour of the Acropolis in Greece, a symbolic nod to the ancient birthplace of the system, which he insists will prevail amid challenges around the globe.
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A few weeks earlier, there had been a spectacular display of liberal Episcopalianism, when Archbishop Michael Curry, the church's present leader, dazzled the world and startled the up-market congregation with a paean to love at a British royal wedding.
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Trump countered with a paean to New York's spirit of resilience on 9/11 that resonated greatly with most members of the media, many of whom live in New York and most of whom share New York's socially liberal values.
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His austere film-making treats them as serious artists, heirs to a national cultural inheritance stretching back to the Romantics of the 19th century (the title is a quote from Heinrich Heine's famously melancholic paean to his homeland, "Night Thoughts").
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I'm currently single, so—while I can't pretend my parents will shimmer with pride when they eventually stumble upon this "piece"—I'm not going to make it any worse by writing a paean to the restorative effects of jacking off.
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There is no reason to believe Kavanaugh has changed his mind or leanings, and if his breathless paean to Trump on the night of his unveiling is any indication, it's difficult to imagine him backing Mueller -- or anyone -- over the President.
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But his quietly incendiary speech Wednesday night to the Republican National Convention — a paean to freedom in which he conspicuously ignored calls from the crowd to endorse Donald Trump — has the theater world seeing him in another role: Marc Antony.
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The movie itself is a paean to self-indulgence -- one he cowrote with his then-girlfriend, Oja Kodar, who also stars (if you can call it that, given the limited dialogue) playing a character in the movie within the movie.
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Dicky isn't tackling African famine, instead he's come up with an oddly anally-fixated paean to the Earth's climate and the disaster the world faces if there isn't some collective action taken to reverse our current course of carbon emissions.
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Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust (1991), the first feature by a Black woman to be distributed theatrically in the US, is a sweeping, lush paean to the Gullah and the triumph of their cultural preservation, through folklore and traditions.
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Mr. Kobzon had a crooning baritone and a taste for patriotic songs, staking out that territory in 22013 with a rendition of "Cuba, My Love," a paean to Fidel Castro, which he performed in a filmed version dressed as Castro.
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With "Empire State of Mind," a 2009 paean to their hometown, Jay Z and Alicia Keys soared to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and the song rivaled Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" as the city's unofficial anthem.
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In THE TIMBUKTU SCHOOL FOR NOMADS (Nicholas Brealey, $25.95), his passionate paean to the Sahara ("a rumpled carpet of fire"), he describes his journey via "bus, boat and occasionally donkey cart" from Fez to the azalai's starting point at Timbuktu.
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And as unlikely as that may sound, it's true: His self-titled LP is a paean to classic rock and its English progeny (Oasis, Blur), built around fingerpicked acoustic guitars, McCartneyesque jangle and lyrics about one-night stands with devilish women.
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Doom is a paean to a type of game that doesn't get made anymore: A love letter to grindhouse mayhem, the blend of science fiction and heavy-metal album cover pastiche that made the original Doom feel so singular and entertaining in 20163.
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Doom is a paean to a type of game that doesn't get made anymore: A love letter to grindhouse mayhem, the blend of science fiction and heavy-metal album cover pastiche that made the original Doom feel so singular and entertaining in 1993.
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Featuring effortless verses from grime heavyweights JME and Wiley—with Skepta on production duties commanding a beat that's the definition of "simple but effective"—the track is an infectious, electronic-tinged paean to the time-honored practice of bussin' gunfingers in the rave.
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London's original Roxie, Ms. Henshall later played Velma and has now graduated to the smaller, if choice, part of the prison warden Mama Morton, who partners with Velma on the song "Class," a paean to a bygone age when manners — remember them?
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"I Wanna Be With You Everywhere" sounds more like a song written from the perspective of an STD than a paean to a loved one, but the lyrics are a direct mainline into the intoxicating unreasonableness of the start of a new relationship.
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Written, directed, and starring Tommy Wiseau, The Room belongs in the same category as Plan 9, and Coven (which was immortalized in the 1999 documentary American Movie) as a paean to moviemaking by people who have no idea how to make a movie.
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Just as the Darlington crest is a paean to both industry and religion, so the Morecambe badge pays homage to both the local fishing industry and the animal kingdom, with the animal in question a massive marine crustacean with spindly head tendrils.
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A few days before the opening on March 13, upstairs from the cultivated curves of "Maebe," the Caribbean-born artist Nicole Awai was working on a wall and floor installation that feels like a dark paean to the primeval oozing "materiality" of history.
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Kovacs's disingenuous paean to constitutional law aside, the Chamber's real aim with bills such the RAA and the MRRA is to make it almost impossible for the federal government to protect the environment and public health and welfare through the regulatory process.
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I had confirmation emails in my inbox for a matching sports bra and leggings from Onzie (I could write a paean to those prints), some black mesh Motopants, and a tie-dyed pair from Alo Yoga with holes up and down the legs.
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Sunday is the end of the U.S. Open; we started it this year with Olivia Mitra Framke's paean, and Mr. Moore says in his notes that he's a fan and pleased to have his Sunday debut timed to correspond to the finals.
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The affable 38-year-old Yorkshireman, who is to unveil his spring 2020 collection — described as "a paean to the last gasp of British florals and tweeness in the early 1990s" — at London Fashion Week Men's on Saturday, started his label in 2015.
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Number of episodes: Seven hour-long episodes, including a thrilling finale Available on: HBO Go and HBO Now One part small-town comedy, one part paean to baseball, and one part hilariously mutated viral video, Brockmire is the year's most unlikely success story.
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The speech is not only a paean to a region but a defense of the islands often dismissed (even by V. S. Naipaul, Walcott's nemesis) as shapeless derivations of those African, Asian and European "originals" from which its people retain only shards.
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Nikola Tesla is the inventor you learn about on the internet — whether that's The Oatmeal's massive 2012 paean to "the greatest geek who ever lived;" Kate Beaton's sexy Tesla comic; or the Drunk History episode where he's played by John C. Reilly.
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So when the Budapest Festival Orchestra gathered onstage at David Geffen Hall on Monday evening to play the Ninth Symphony — and the "Ode to Joy" melody, a paean to brotherhood, was first sounded by the low strings — its cello section was intact.
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The 1990s revival is still going strong, so join in on the cultural regression with a viewing of what might be the most '90s movie ever: Singles, Cameron Crowe's paean to the Seattle grunge scene and the Gen-Xers who inhabited it.
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The walls of the well, made of clay cylinders, are inscribed with 20 repetitions of the same phrase in Ancient Greek, "ΕΛΘΕ ΜΟΙ Ω ΠΑΙΑΝ ΦΕΡΩΝ ΤΟ ΜΑΝΤEΙΟΝ ΑΛΗΘΕΣ" (or, "Come to me, O Paean, and bring with you the true oracle").
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CreditCreditDaniele Volpe for The New York Times SAN PEDRO LA LAGUNA, Guatemala — The gleaming artificial-turf soccer stadium in the hills above this picturesque town, tucked along the southwest shores of volcano-ringed Lake Atitlán, may be a paean to a soccer-loving culture.
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Hacksaw Ridge's square-jawed, cornball storytelling seems to be a reflection of Doss' unfussy sincerity—the film's first half is a paean to virtue and integrity—but it also helps Gibson more effectively blindside us when he moves to Japan for the film's second half.
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He said he was "still hopeful and optimistic about America", even if that faith did not resonate in this election, before closing with a paean to God, who ordered every person's life (and evidently didn't want him in the White House—at least, not yet).
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"It is the right that has inherited the ambitious modernist urge to destroy and innovate in the name of a universal project," Tony Judt, a British historian, lamented in "Ill Fares the Land", a paean to social democracy he dictated on his death bed.
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The companion one-act opera, Richard Strauss's "Friedenstag" ("Day of Peace"), though Hitler attended its premiere in 1938, had less overt political relevance, as a paean to the Peace of Westphalia, which ended the Thirty Years' War (and centuries of religious bloodshed) in 1648.
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Brett Anderson is the restaurant critic for The Times-Picayune of New Orleans, but this week he's on the cover of our Food section with a paean to pot roast, a dish of his Midwestern youth that he says is due for a mass reappraisal.
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BARGEMUSIC, JUNE 5 Nestled in the final sentence of Francis X. Clines's paean to Bargemusic, the tiny, invaluably adventurous performance space that floats in the East River near the Brooklyn Bridge, was magnificent news: The barge was just awarded a new 20-year lease.
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Why military tanks should be so fascinating to President Trump, when he ignores meaningful solutions to health care, education, global warming and the welfare of those not part of his base, is the real — if ironic — thrust of Mr. Navarro's paean to his boss.
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In the issue that circulated on social media in January, Dabiq ran a two-page paean to Farook and Malik, the latter of whom used Facebook to pledge her loyalty to the Islamic State's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, just minutes after the San Bernardino attack commenced.
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Zoe Leonard's text "I Want a President" can be read as a paean to ungovernability, as was clear in a compelling performance by the scholar Tavia Nyong'o, who read from a recent adaptation of Leonard's text produced in a workshop as part of a public art project.
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Alongside the garments and fashion photography, Stoppard has included source material ranging from early documentary images of British skinheads by Nick Knight to the artist Mark Leckey's paean to British nightlife, "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore" (1999), which inspired Raf Simons's spring/summer '16 men's wear collection.
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The paean he offered to America, a country that had embraced him as "a skinny kid with a funny name", was also a kind of dare; the self-deprecation camouflaged a boast, since many in his audience saw the obstacles he faced as clearly as he did.
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Here's the thing: As much as Donald Trump wants Trumpism to be a personality cult — as far as he has gone to ensure that the Republican National Convention is a four-day paean to the virtues of Donald J. Trump — he doesn't control it at all.
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In 1985, while he was making "Top Gun", a jingoistic and intriguingly homoerotic paean to naval aviation, Tony Scott, a film director, was told that a single manoeuvre he wanted the USS Enterprise to make in order to get the perfect lighting would cost his studio $25,000.
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He left behind as a gift an edition of "Love's Labour's Lost" rendered into putonghua and wrote an elegantly calligraphed paean, "He brings sunshine to your life, / Gives your dreams wings to fly" — which, though more Elton John than Li Bai, does suggest a certain fondness.
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CHRIS WEINMANN Norwich, Vt. To the Editor: I am certain that I'm not the only New Yorker who forever kept a secret eye out for Bill Cunningham, hoping beyond hope to catch his, so as to finally be included in his peerlessly idiosyncratic paean to Local Color.
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But the second, more interesting half of the film shelves the populist appeals and hokey doomsday gags for a misty-eyed paean to Clinton that eloquently—even reverently—re-frames the beleaguered candidate as a deserving, patient, ultra-competent politician whose election will empower women worldwide.
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Steve Kerr's emotional paean to Pearl Jam's most feelingful ballad resurfaces online from time to time, and we can expect to see it again as the NBA's Coach of the Year leads his Golden State Warriors in pursuit of their second NBA title in as many years.
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" (Abraham Lincoln invoked the same argument in denying the South's power to secede from the Union.) In an opinion echoing Washington's Farewell Address, which had defined the United States as "one people," Marshall wrote an eloquent paean to national unity: "In war, we are one people.
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Still, he said Mr. Joel's paean to a "back-street guy" who sets out to win the heart of a woman from a ritzier New York ZIP code pretty aptly describes his relationship with Ms. Steinberg, a fourth-generation New Yorker raised on the Upper East Side.
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Meanwhile, Dodger Stadium — perched on a hill at the confluence of two major freeways and with a sublime view of Elysian Park and the San Gabriel Mountains — is a paean to midcentury modernity with its symmetry, soothing color palette and an enormous, laborious-to-navigate parking lot.
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Over the course of "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"—a then-daring paean to the allure of dark-skinned men—Mr Berry roams from a courtroom to India, to the Venus de Milo losing her arms in a wrestling match, to a baseball game, all in just two minutes.
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One went to the former newspaper publisher Conrad Black, who has recently published a hagiographic paean to Trump, Donald Trump: A President Like No Other, and mused that the neo-Nazis who marched in Charlottesville and killed a woman were a false-flag operation perpetrated by the Democratic Party.
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His dozens of books include an ethnography of one of France's supreme courts, a paean to the difficulty of religious speech, a mixed-media "opera" about the streets of Paris and a polyphonic investigation into the failure of an automated subway system — narrated, in part, by the subway itself.
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Though he's adjusted the pitch somewhat to respond to critics, the heart of Biden's speech still includes a paean to the old Senate where relationships matter more than anything else and what's most important is to never, as he puts it, question a colleague's motives, only their judgment.
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Letters Fighting In The Captain's Tower To the Editor: Anyone questioning the Nobel award in literature to Bob Dylan will be convinced that the Swedish Academy did the right thing once they read David Orr's paean of academic and cultural superiority, "The Lyrics Laureate" (On Poetry, March 26).
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" She tempered what amounted to a right-wing case against affirmative action and political correctness with a paean to cultural exchange, proclaiming, "I hope the concept of cultural appropriation is a passing fad," because the exchange of cultural ideas is "one of the most productive, fascinating aspects of modern urban life.
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What was intended as a love letter to democracy, a thinly-veiled warning to beware the Donald Trumps and Vladimir Putins of the world, a paean to tolerance and the promise of technocratic capitalism, instead read like a laundry list of all the ways Obama, and democracy, had failed America.
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Gone Tomorrow is effective, and as a paean to a disappeared New York in the remains of a departed institution is bittersweet and clever (and perhaps appropriately enough, only temporary), but it allowed only for a limited perspective on the larger goal and potential success and contribution of the institution.
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It was a surprise to notice that the co-author of the innocuous, slow-moving screenplay is Andrew Bujalski, a charter member of the mumblecore indie-film movement and the writer and director of the wonderful "Support the Girls," especially as the new film ends with a paean to neutered domesticity.
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America's contemporary political landscape makes watching "BlacKkKlansman" an especially poignant example of real life imitating an art form whose most enduring film (in this case D.W. Griffith's 1915 paean to the Klan "The Birth of a Nation") cast a national spell on America that we're still struggling to snap out of.
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In a paean to free-market capitalism, Leafly explains that legalization in some states has brought about a "vast expansion" in plant material — growers can now choose among hundreds of varieties, including White Widow and Durban Poison — as well as higher quality and lower prices, because of market efficiencies and competition.
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Her first major hit, "Sock It 2 Me"—a jaunty paean to the joys of heterosexual sex, a subject she has always celebrated with candour—sampled the Delfonics' "Ready or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide from Love)", which had only the previous year been the basis of a hit for the Fugees.
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Like most conservatives, I favor a more limited role for our robed archons, I admired Scalia's originalism precisely because it establishes plausible (if, of course, debatable) limits on judicial activism, and I regard Kennedy's Casey ruling as a vapid Emersonian effusion, whose paean to individualism was really a license to kill inconvenient innocents.
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Opened downtown in June 0003 with a tiki bar and arcade games in the lobby, this 16-story, 231-room hotel (part of a growing chain of college town hotels) is a paean to Nebraska, up to a corn iteration of Dorothy Draper's Brazilliance wallpaper (the state ranks third in U.S. corn production).
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Far more than the concert it first appears to be, this invigorating production — created by and starring the former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, with precision-tooled choreography by Annie-B Parson — is an unexpectedly hopeful paean to collective individualism, to the shared pleasures and anxieties of this outsize nation of oddballs.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes published a paean to the stereoscope in The Atlantic, rhapsodizing over the new technology with an enthusiasm that wouldn't have been out of place in an early issue of Mondo 21812 or Wired: Oh, infinite volumes of poems that I treasure in this small library of glass and pasteboard!
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On a cloudless, warm summer day in Los Angeles, several thousand teens, the parents who adore them and the sales and marketing machines that cater to them, all gathered in the stuffy halls of the Los Angeles convention center to attend Beautycon Festival — a day-long paean to the new model of marketing to millennials.
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Having achieved spectacular critical and commercial success with "The Birth of a Nation" (1915), his racist paean to the South — described by James Baldwin as "one of the great classics of the American cinema" and "an elaborate justification of mass murder" — Griffith struggled to keep up with changing tastes and the advent of the talkies.
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Famous for: Katy Perry is responsible for creating one of the best and most undeniable pop songs of all time: And one song that has become a Fourth of July staple, which imagines America as a firework: The conservative case against her: Perry once created a paean to California women, basically the most not-Trump demographic in the country.
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" In late July, Mr. Hamill and his wife, Fukiko Aoki Hamill, a Japanese journalist and novelist, leased out their TriBeCa loft, where he lived when he published a paean subtitled "My Manhattan," and returned, for the first time in more than three decades, to what he characterizes as "the Old Country, the Democratic Republic of Brooklyn.
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A European who visited Trump recently tells me he was shocked by two things: the president's venom against European allies that don't buy enough American goods even as they ask the United States to protect them, and his paean to the new xenophobic Italian government that, in Trump's view, is finally getting with the anti-immigrant program.
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"Ready Player One," Steven Spielberg's much-heralded return to the sci-fi action-adventure genre (it officially hit theaters on Thursday), makes high-frame-rate popcorn fare out of the Ernest Cline novel of the same name — a paean to retro video games and pop culture ephemera that captivated, and eventually polarized, readers after it was published in 2011.
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Tejal Rao delivered a paean to mushrooms in her "Eat" column in The New York Times Magazine this week, and it's a delight to read, down to her imagining of a "20th-century food writer, rain boots caked with mud," emerging from the woods with baskets full of wild varieties identified by sight amid the fallen leaves.
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In early February, as party propagandists were preparing a book-length paean to Mr. Xi's crisis management skills — "A Battle Against Epidemic: China Combating Covid-19 in 3003" (also to be published in English, French, Spanish, Russian and Arabic) — two well-known critics of China's party-state published searing analyses of what the outbreak really exposed.
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There are several flavors throughout the year, and this one has a pretty avid following and a nice back story, as the inventor of "Split Decisions" passed his art on as a teacher to Fred Piscop, so every time it appears it's like a little paean to the master (George Bredehorn, who created other word puzzles as well).
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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is the Cupertino tech giant's once-a-year paean to its vast network of third-party developers who, for the most part, build all the apps you know (and many you don't) and love (and many you don't) on your iPhones, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Watch and, of course, the granddaddy of them all, your Mac.
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The word fawning has appeared in 51 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 7 in "Move Over Mao: Beloved 'Papa Xi' Awes China" by Andrew Jacobs and Chris Buckley: "The sons and daughters of China follow you forward hand in hand," goes one soft-rock paean to Mr. Xi that has been downloaded thousands of times.
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" This is true for Coulter, who, in her newly published paean to the candidate, "In Trump We Trust," writes that Trump is fit for the presidency not in spite of his crudeness but because of it: "Only someone who brags about his airline's seatbelt buckles being made of solid gold would have the balls to do what Trump is doing.
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It first gained notoriety a few years ago for having pupils recite the Imperial Rescript on Education, a royal decree issued in 1890 that served as the basis for Japan's militaristic prewar school curriculum and that was repudiated after World War II. Conservatives see the rescript as a paean to traditional values; liberals as a throwback to a more authoritarian era.
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Others reacted with indignation bordering on satire: the best of the bunch was critic Ben Davis's bizarro annotated response that picked up on Brooks's paean to a golden age that never was, that contrary to his own claims Brooks is really more interested in transcendental takes on beauty, and that humanism is to him little else than a complaint about the contemporary scene.
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Her newly released book, Indian-ish: Recipes and Antics from a Modern American Family, is a paean to her mother, Ritu, who served up roti pizza, saag paneer with feta cheese, and dahi toast with sourdough bread — in part, out of a desire for invention mixed with nostalgia, but also because she had to make do with what was available in this new country.
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That record, originally a few tracks on cassette tapes that Phair recorded while living in her parents' house in her 20s, was a song-by-song response to the Rolling Stones' cocky, much revered, double-album paean to bad boys, "Exile on Main St." The complicated truth of being smart, young, female and heterosexual was what "Guyville" dived deep to get at with unbound candor.
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This is the imagery of Wong's neighborhood: Storefronts featuring Chinese characters and Spanish; the variegated concrete of prison cells that form the backdrop for a Renaissance-style annunciation; an elegy for a handball court; a paean to the "hickory smoked rubber and B.O." scent, as the artist once described it, of firemen coming back from work; and above all, expanses of brick, each slab and joint individuated.
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Just plentiful reminders of where a woman's true worth resides, whether they're from Donald Trump treating France's first lady like the winner of a Hot Legs contest at the local bar, or my personal corner of the internet — and maybe yours, too — erupting over an Instagram post by a man named Robbie Tripp in which he penned a paean of love to his "curvy" wife.
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Think of the power of those early releases, the tracks that an entire world was built around: think of Darryl Pandy's lovelorn honking on "Love Can't Turn Around" or the down-tuned exhortations that spook their way through Phuture's "Your Only Friend" or the James Garcia sung, Omar-S produced paean to sexual expectation "I Wanna Know"—these are records that hum with vitality, humanity, vibrancy, and, let's be honest, sexuality.
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Its opening verses were musical: The stone had skidded arc'd and bloomed into islands: Cuba and San Domingo Jamaica and Puerto Rico Grenada Guadeloupe Bonaire curved stone hissed into reef wave teeth fanged into clay white splash flashed into spray Bathsheba Montego Bay But the poem was not a paean to nature; it went on to describe the coming of sugar cane plantations and the subjugation of black labor.
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Certainly it is hard to imagine that, without the sex-positive credos advanced by female proprietors of early sex toy shops like Good Vibrations, Eve's Garden and Babeland, Charlotte York's famous Rabbit episode in Season 1 of "Sex and the City" would have become part of the cultural conversation, let alone "Toyz," Missy Elliott's ribald 2003 paean to self-sufficiency, or Abbi Abrams, a character on "Broad City," and her celebrated strap-on.
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Guest-programmed by Harvard Film Archive's assistant curator Jeremy Rossen, the films include legendary surfer George Greenough's titular The Limits of Pure Fun; 1973's Crystal Voyager, itself a biographical portrait of Greenough; globe-trotting environmentalist paean, Morning of the Earth, which features a 23-minute sequence set to the entirety of Pink Floyd's "Echoes," trippy, bro; Australian Bert Deling's meta cop-acid freakout, Dalmas; and of course The Endless Summer, perhaps the greatest surf film of all time.
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The piece was a sweet paean to his makeup man Danny Striepeke, then 22016 years old and retiring, a 18653-year Hollywood veteran who had started by giving Elvis Presley his tan in "Viva Las Vegas" and Laurence Olivier his Roman nose in "Spartacus" and ended by turning Mr. Hanks into a policeman, an astronaut, an Army Ranger, an F.B.I. agent, a Master of the Universe, a Slavic tourist stuck in an airport, Santa Claus and a Harvard professor of symbology.
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It is a manual for a daily meditation regimen ("unless you [meditate], no real progress is possible... two hours of meditation will refresh the body more than ten hours of sleep"), a platform for Stirling's dietary theories ("many diseases, including cancer, are created by wrong diet because the body enzymes use up so much energy digesting and clearing out this bad food"), a treatise of Christian esotericism ("until we can believe [we are children of God], we are in bondage... all of us have the potential to exceed even the wonders performed by Jesus"), an ode to LSD ("drugs give... a glimpse over the wall of one's potential"), and a paean to human freedom ("man is what he thinks, but man does not yet know his power to think is infinite... consequently, his own creative power is unlimited if he but believes").
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