"I don't think it's just a passing fancy," she said.
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Songwriting is not a vanity thing or passing fancy for me.
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SOCIAL networks were once thought to be little more than a passing fancy.
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Martial arts aren't easy, nor a passing fancy, the master informs their potential pupil.
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They all become a blur, he said, and Noah had long had a passing fancy.
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For one thing, to what extent was anti-Kony fervor or the challenge a mere passing fancy?
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What I dismissed as a passing fancy was actually a four year contract offer from the American people.
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The embrace of such unorthodox pairings may seem frivolous, a passing fancy rather than a sign of some cultural shift.
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Her jokes are filled with oddball phrases that are whimsical ("passing fancy") or slightly puzzling ("I always wanted a clean boy").
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The President's aides are divided, with some thinking this is sound economic strategy, while others have dismissed it as a passing fancy.
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For one show only, Film Forum will replicate that experience at a 35-millimeter screening of "Passing Fancy," a 1933 feature from Yasujiro Ozu.
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This role transmutes Pic's rotting face into shimmering gold, his teeth sparkling like a platinum-fronted rapper's, and a bottomless credit card satisfies every passing fancy.
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When he learned the offer wasn't just a passing fancy, a panicked Mr. Lloyd Webber asked Trevor Nunn, the director of "Cats," for an escape plan.
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Chabon seems to understand the delicate nature of handling a child who is testing the waters of what could be a lifelong occupation or a passing fancy.
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Once Mr. Astaire serenades Ms. Charisse with "All of You" (explaining that his feelings are "not a passing fancy or a fancy pass"), the songs are mediocre at best.
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"When I was a little girl, I quickly caught on that being a Cubs fan was more of a tenet of religious faith than any kind of passing fancy," she said.
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Two of the people also told the Journal that Trump's aides were divided on the issue, with some praising it as solid economic strategy and others dismissing it as a passing fancy.
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"If anybody thought that social media was shallow or that it was some passing fancy, or that this was just a way people showed their egos, I think they'd be wrong," Amesbury told me.
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The Journal also reported that people familiar with the deliberations said Trump's aides were divided on the issue, with some praising it as solid economic strategy and others dismissing it as a passing fancy.
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My personal favorite is Dieselnoi—but subjective "favorite" should not be confused with objective "best," and this current bias is only born out of a passing fancy for muay khao (knee boxers), and the savage economy of knee fighting.
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"When I was a little girl, I quickly caught on that being a Cubs fan was more of a tenet of religious faith than any kind of passing fancy," she said in a 2014 speech to the Economic Club of Chicago.
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Congress bet that this time, he didn't want a deal badly enough to shut down the government over it — that the passing fancy he tweeted the morning after Congress had voted on the bill would be gone by the afternoon.
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So take care this weekend, and for the next few, to make time to cook as if summer will never end, as if the ease and joy of eating barefoot is not a passing fancy, but a way of life.
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Which is why we can only hope that Helwani's tweet late last night that longtime pound-for-pound great BJ Penn had reached out to the UFC to fill in for Ferguson was just a rumor or a passing fancy or a joke.
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To help defray the initial expenses, the club in Terre Haute keeps a handful of scholarship cars on hand; they're lent to families who might be unfamiliar with racing — or who are hesitant to invest thousands of dollars in what might prove to be a child's passing fancy.
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"Passing Fancy (Dekigokoro)" , Senses of Cinema. June 2004. The film was, in part, the inspiration for the father and son in the Berenstain Bears books.Berenstain, Stan and Berenstain, Jan.
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He transferred from the University of Michigan following the 2007 season, and had to sit out the 2008 season in accordance with NCAA regulations.Henry, Clay. "Passing Fancy Sets Record." Hawgsillustrated.com. Article.
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New York: Viking, 1984. The film had an immediate effect on world cinema as well. The Champ is considered one source film which inspired Yasujirō Ozu's classic Japanese film, Passing Fancy (Dekigokoro, 1933).Kerpan, Michael.
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The Temptations had been successful with romantic ballads such as "My Girl" and mid-tempo numbers such as "(I Know) I'm Losing You", but Williams, taking Gamble's advice, felt that it was time to update the group's sound. "Man, I don't want to be bothered with that shit," remarked Whitfield, who regarded the Family Stone sound as a "passing fancy".
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Equally prejudiced are those who regard Erickson as a maverick whose egregious methods are a passing fancy that will eventually be consigned to the dustbin of outmoded schemes. [Both] these attitudes do injustice to a highly creative and imaginative original mind… A poignant criticism of Erickson’s strategic therapy is that it is overvalued by those who believe that clever tactics can substitute for disciplined training.
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Starting in 1965 as a part-time Toronto R&B; club band called The Toronto Shotgun, Steel River became full- time musicians in 1969. Greg Hambleton signed them to the Tuesday Record label, where their first single release was the Jay Telfer (A Passing Fancy) song "Ten Pound Note". The single hit Top-10 in Canada. It finished in Canada at #79 for the year.
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As he leaves, Cadfael meets Isouda Foriet, who provides some useful details about Clemence's visit. He also learns that Meriet is in love with his brother's fiancee. But Isouda loves Meriet and intends to have him for her own, declaring that Meriet's attachment is a passing fancy, for, she says, Roswitha loves Nigel. The pair will marry before Christmas, then live at Leoric Aspley's manor near Newark.
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During the 1980s, the term was also applied to Maryland, which produced several NFL- caliber quarterbacks during the tenures of head coach Bobby Ross and offensive coordinator and quarterbacks/receivers coach Joe Krivak. These Maryland quarterbacks included Boomer Esiason, Frank Reich, Neil O'Donnell, Scott Zolak, and Stan Gelbaugh.Peter King, Quarterback U , Sports Illustrated, November 25, 1991.Ken Murray, Ex-Maryland Qbs Not A Passing Fancy, The Baltimore Sun, January 9, 1993.
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Angered, he reveals that he knew Brian's work was inferior because it was easy for even Chris and Peter to follow the plot of A Passing Fancy. Stewie claims that he has "a voice" when it comes to writing, while Brian uses clichés and plagiarism. This makes Brian emotionally fall apart and chase and kill a squirrel. As Brian sinks into depression, Stewie says that his play is Broadway-bound and demands Brian escort him around New York.
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Studio head Oliver Niles believes Esther is just a passing fancy for the actor, but casts her in a small film role. The studio arbitrarily changes her name to Vicki Lester, which she finds out when she tries to pick up her paycheck. When Norman finally gets Niles to hear "Vicki" sing, he is impressed and she is cast in an important musical film, making her a huge success. Her relationship with Norman flourishes, and they wed.
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Fergus Hambleton has been the lead vocalist of the Sattalites since the band's beginning. He also plays the guitar, alto saxophone and the keyboard and has played in other bands including A Passing Fancy and the Ginger Group. Vocalist Jo Jo Bennett, a founding member of the group, also plays the flugelhorn and percussion. The other five members are David Fowler (keyboards), Bruce McGillivray (bass), Junior McPherson (drums and percussion), Rick Morrison (saxophone) and Bruce Robinson (piano and vocals).
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The king found this rustic style delightful, and the next day many courtiers adopted the new "fontage" hairstyle, except the Marquise de Montespan, who thought it was in "bad taste". Two pet bears belonging to Montespan escaped from their menagerie and managed to find, and destroy, Marie's apartment in Versailles. This event made both women comical at court. Soon it appeared she was pregnant, further angering Montespan, who had thought their affair was a passing fancy, easily controlled and easily disposed of.
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Even if Fuke had played shakuhachi, it would only have been a > passing fancy. His practice of shakuhachi would not compare to my training > for many years. If Fuke were to come alive again in this generation he would > surely become my disciple and ask me to show him the way. If you look at > records from the time of Fuke, and if you know all about his life, but you > do not know his enlightenment, then you do not know Fuke.
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Brigg tries to find Lucy for solace, only to be told she was beaten to death by soldiers. (In the film, the locomotive destroyed was one of the last four used to haul mainline BR steam - the famous Fifteen Guinea Special.) Days before he is to be sent home, he confronts Phillipa with his frustrations, with unexpectedly pleasant results. For Phillipa, however, he is a passing fancy. Her sergeant awaits ... Eventually Brigg and his remaining friends are about to embark for home.
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The Washington Post journalist Philip Kennicot wrote "the guts of this collection are accidental, often voyeuristic, even discardable images, made with whatever camera happened to be handy at the time, on strips of film that no doubt began with images of the last vacation or someone's birthday party." Kennicott, Philip. "A Passing Fancy Leaves an Indelible Impression", "The Washington Post", 2 March 2002. The number of photographs grew consistently over time; by April 2002 the exhibition had grown from 200 to 4,500 photos Barton, David.
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She is also the first African-American lesbian character to appear in a daytime serial. When discussing the decision to portray Simone as a lesbian, Kalouria emphasized "sexual identity isn't a passing fancy" and "this is where [Simone] is [...] I can assure you we're not going to make light of this particular topic." The storyline about Simone's lesbianism, and the representation of her sexuality, received mixed feedback from critics and media outlets, as did Cathy Jenéen Doe's performance. Sarah Warn, former editor of entertainment website AfterEllen.
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In the 1960s Telfer was the lead singer for the band A Passing Fancy. In 1968, as a solo musician, he released a single, Life, Love and the Pursuit of Happiness. Telfer performed with the Steel River band and wrote their song "Ten Pound Note" which was on the RPM Top 50 Canadian chart in July 1970."Top 50 Canadian Chart". RPM Magazine, Canadian Content, - Volume 13, No. 23 Jul 25, 1970 Telfer wrote the score for the film Away the Lines, which featured Burl Ives.
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Brian writes a play, entitled A Passing Fancy, which is a hit in Quahog. Just as he lets his success go to his head, Stewie asks him to read a play he has written. Brian humors him and reads the play after a night of drinking and philosophical discussion with aspiring writers, but he realizes Stewie's play, entitled An American Marriage, is much better than his. His confidence shaken, Brian tells Stewie the play is bad and attempts to destroy the script, but Stewie finds it buried in the yard.
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Their betrothal is announced at a dinner on which occasion the Princess worries Pete and the many guests by her frequent breaches of etiquette. The next day Pete meets his former fiancée and quickly tells her that his love for the Princess is only a passing fancy. When the latter learns of this she returns to her father's Coney Island resort. There she realizes the folly of essaying to hold the fealty of a man abover her caste, and she cheerfully sets about to be happy with her lot.
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She had a liaison with Clint at Lucy Wu's party, which we learn about in Episode Three, and in Episode Five she buys him some chocolates for Valentine's Day but this appears to be a passing fancy. She flirts outrageously with Janet's nephew, Dominic, in Episode Ten. Annie is always sponging cigarettes, change for the drinks machine and food from the other characters, occasionally using emotional blackmail to increase her chances of success. She is prepared to eat almost anything, including a half- eaten salad dusted with cigarette ash and a mauled unwrapped Toffo.
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John Locke in particular exemplified this new age of political theory with his work Two Treatises of Government. In it Locke proposes a state of nature theory that directly complements his conception of how political development occurs and how it can be founded through contractual obligation. Locke stood to refute Sir Robert Filmer's paternally founded political theory in favor of a natural system based on nature in a particular given system. The theory of the divine right of kings became a passing fancy, exposed to the type of ridicule with which John Locke treated it.
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He was one of the most prominent Jewish apologists of his time. Like many of his contemporaries, he believed (but erroneously) that antisemitism was merely a passing fancy, a phenomenon engendered by reactionary times, which could be explained away in writings or addresses. He maintained that the Jews were united only by means of their religious history ("Treu und Frei," p. 77). In this case as in many others, when considering Jewish matters, Lazarus follows the dictates of his desires rather than the interests of the commonweal ("Gemeingeist").
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In The Man at Kambala (1973) readers experience Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya. In Safari South (1976), they are taken to the Kruger National Park. The class division in British society provides the conflict for the love affair in Temporary Marriage (1981). Mention of public vs private schools, manner born, Irish vs English blood, cockney vs upper-class accents that indicate subtleties in class background make their way into her stories from the very first The Last of the Mallorys (1968) to other stories down the years such as No Passing Fancy (1980), A Man of Means (1983), and Win or Lose (1986).
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Daviess’s writings, especially poetry, were not the result of her training in Belles-lettres, but rather the overflow of feeling and fancy that would not be repressed. Her coming before the public was not with the intention of ever writing professionally, nor the pursuit of fame. A bridal compliment to a friend was so kindly received, that, by request from one and another editor, Daviess published many works in various newspapers, seldom under her own name, but signed by such a pen name as the passing fancy suggested. Her effusions were extensively copied, and complimented for their smooth flow of rhyme and almost redundant beauty of expression.
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In Timber Boss (1978), there are references as to how Scottish settlers made the Canadian region of Nova Scotia their new home. Keith in Safari South (1976) appreciates the expansiveness of South Africa and the promising future the country offers him. While Keir in Temporary Marriage (1981) founds his fortunes as an engineering whiz in Sydney, Australia halfway around the world from his native English village. British engineers working in remote locations of hot and steamy Sierra Leone, the deserts of Libya, or the outback of Tanzania make up the scenery for The Iron Man (1974), The Man from Tripoli (1979), and No Passing Fancy (1980).
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It is In No Passing Fancy (1980) that a father advises his daughter, who demands more alone-time with her husband, saying that a man's career is his pride, and so not to get him away from it. A failure in career constitutes actual vulnerability in men. In Full Circle (1978), we learn that when a man is sick, depressed, or faces a setback in his career, is also when the woman can penetrate into his ego. And more than anyone else, a woman in the role of his wife, who knows the man from the inside, has the upper hand to witness him at his most vulnerable and then use the knowledge to her advantage.
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Noriko’s father, Shukichi, works as a college professor and is the sole breadwinner of the Somiya family. It has been suggested that the character represents a transition from the traditional image of the Japanese father to a very different one. Sato points out that the national prewar ideal of the father was that of the stern patriarch, who ruled his family lovingly, but with an iron hand. Ozu himself, however, in several prewar films, such as I Was Born, But… and Passing Fancy, had undercut, according to Sato, this image of the archetypal strong father by depicting parents who were downtrodden "salarymen" (sarariman, to use the Japanese term), or poor working-class laborers, who sometimes lost the respect of their rebellious children.
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After man-woman relation, father-daughter and brother-sister relations take second place in many of her stories. While The Man at Kambala (1973) and No Passing Fancy (1980) have affectionate fathers indulging their daughters, the fathers in A Man of Means (1983) and The Land of the Incas (1983) prove self-serving. In Safari South (1976), Keith and Karen rekindle their sibling affections after years of being apart. While in Opportune Marriage (1969), the young woman realizes with a pang that her even younger brother is coming into his own and doesn't need her as before. As Lisa looks ahead to her stay in the family home as Kyle's wife in Time Out of Mind (1987), she considers the difficult personality of Kyle's mother as well as his brother.
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When Edward and Henry visit a public theatre to see a play written by Ben Jonson, Edward witnesses how a play can sway people, and thinks that it can be used to thwart the influence of the Cecils, who as devout Puritans reject theatre as the 'worship of false idols', with Queen Elizabeth concerning her successor. After the Cecils declare Ben's play illegal and arrest him, Edward arranges for his release and instructs him to stage a play he wrote and act as the author. The play, Henry V, galvanizes the people and even Ben, who had contemptuously dismissed Edward's skill as a writer as the passing fancy of a bored nobleman, is impressed. At curtain call, however, William Shakespeare, an actor and "drunken oaf", steps forward to be recognized as the author of the play.
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In 1999, Bill Wade gets Moxy back together into his home studio, with Earl Johnson and Buddy Caine after a 20-year recording gap, to produce Moxy's fifth studio album, Moxy V. The new album returned them to the hard rock sound of the first three albums. New vocalist Brian Maxim (former member of Stumbling Blind and The Passing Fancy), who was considered a true member of Moxy, as Brian sung back-ups for "Buzz" on tour back in 1977, worked with Buddy Caine and Terry Juric in the band Voodoo and worked with "Buzz" at Shaw Industries in the early 1980s. The album includes "Working Man" (an early tune by Billy Wade), "Yuccatan Man" (unreleased Buddy Caine composition from the early Moxy days) and "Walking on the Wild Side" (unreleased Earl Johnson composition from the early Moxy days). Bill Wade grew very ill shortly after Moxy V was released.
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