But the prestige of being a Nobel laureate remains undiminished.
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Two decades on, Mr Gertler's clout in Congo is undiminished.
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Valadon found that her stamina was undiminished by the fall.
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Frank: Undiminished, undaunted and unhinged: our president in full indeed.
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But Ledeen's zeal for regime change in Iran remained undiminished.
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Every word of the final version sounds like Milch, undiminished.
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His admiration for her talent remains undiminished after half a century.
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The need to support America's goals and policies, however, remains undiminished.
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Mr. Guest's gift for the archly comedic mot juste is undiminished.
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One wing of the Fed sees an undiminished case for raising rates.
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Far from museum pieces, the songs pack an immediacy undiminished by time.
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Its impact is undiminished by the countless photographs you've seen of it.
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Rest assured that our passion to grow the world of EverQuest remains undiminished.
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Her work ethic — the closest she could get to "being Guston" — continued undiminished.
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Mr. Hofmann's high regard for his former boss as an artist is undiminished.
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For more than two decades, Mr. Allen's credibility as an artist was undiminished.
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He leaves an undiminished legacy as one of the great people of our time.
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China's share of global aluminium production is undiminished at around 56 percent in October.
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"Two Dead Cops," with grim topicality, burns undiminished within the continuum of punk anthems.
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China's share of global aluminum production is undiminished at around 56 percent in October.
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China's appetite for refined lead from the rest of the world remains equally undiminished.
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He said the U.S.-Japan alliance "stands firm" and undiminished by U.S.-North Korea talks.
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Even after several years promoting net neutrality, it was clear that their enthusiasm was undiminished.
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He returned to China, his status undiminished, and was named to an important academic post.
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He returned to China, his status undiminished, and was named to an important academic post.
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But his magnetism is undiminished, and he's at his fieriest on the subject of radical inclusion.
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Today the need for deterrence is undiminished, but the potential line of contact has moved east.
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But what are the drivers keeping that arbitrage open and fuelling China's undiminished appetite for imports?
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For a more promising prognosis, our president must first acknowledge the futility of undiminished geopolitical struggle.
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Some of his original actions were blocked in Congress, where enthusiasm for the Second Amendment is undiminished.
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And I'm arguing that in the post election period uncertainty remains undiminished and that's a conservative statement.
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The troupe's tightknit camaraderie has remained undiminished, however, and it enhances the onstage performances, Mr. Ridgely said.
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You'd think that guilt would fade, but no: it sits there, inside, undiminished, a deep black stone.
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His energy and command of the stage, though, were undiminished; if anything, the injury added to the spectacle.
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On one front, Trump faces undiminished resistance from minority voters, who opposed him in preponderant numbers last year.
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Mischievous and horny and locked in, he plays undiminished guitar as a few subtle guest shots add texture.
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All have been the subject of massive multi-billion-dollar decisions against Google, but Google's power remains undiminished.
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The sky was a brilliant bowlful of stars accented by a crescent moon, utterly undiminished by light pollution.
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Though Mr. Trump can suffer in some way from overexposure, his power — his scope of action — remains undiminished.
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Her energy is resolutely undiminished by this oppressive heat, despite managing a team of 90 here in Beira.
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But even in Paris's darkest hours, its power to draw people from all over the world was undiminished.
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But even in Paris's darkest hours, its power to draw people from all over the world was undiminished.
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Even after the Egyptian team was knocked out of the tournament after three games, his halo was undiminished.
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Its confidence in getting multiple agreements in the medium term "remains undiminished" Chief Financial Officer Duncan Tatton-Brown said.
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The comic relief failed to detract from the emotional impact of the work, which is undiminished by the decades.
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"Interest in cryptocurrency and ICOs remains undiminished even in China," said Zennon Kapron at Shanghai-based financial consultancy Kapronasia.
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This week provides a chance to hear three elder musicians whose creative drive remains undiminished, exploring a fresh scenario.
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He appreciated the "the incredible, undiminished support" that he had received from his state and the country, he added.
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Despite these changes at the federal level, local community activism against police brutality and misconduct remains robust and undiminished.
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Many Republicans say their resolve to dismantle the law, a central element of President Barack Obama's legacy, is undiminished.
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Despite his wounds and the injured comrades he has seen today, Abdullah's willingness to return to the fight is undiminished.
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That such a "liberal revenge fantasy" resonated as a serious idea spoke to the undiminished power of the presidential mythology.
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On stage, where he turns up in a coat and tie, Mr Pashinyan's zeal appears undiminished, even amid pouring rain.
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The same bonds are now trading above par at 101.5 cents, even though the school district's many challenges remain undiminished.
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Over the course of her career, Jones cultivated a solid reputation, which was undiminished after Jones shifted to private practice.
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One thing that can probably be taken as a given, however, is that Apple's trust in itself remains entirely undiminished.
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As actors of undiminished allure, they deserve the best, and "Our Souls at Night" left me with an austere fantasy.
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"Let there be no doubt; our commitment to this inquiry is undiminished," interior minister Amber Rudd said, announcing the appointment.
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Meanwhile, the show's late-season push of having people do obviously stupid things to move the plot forward remains undiminished.
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Gene's fervor and paranoia are undiminished by the failure of the world to end at Y2K, despite his ample preparations.
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As she returns to the stage from a debilitating neck injury, Ms. Peck moves with more care, but undiminished elegance.
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In fact they became more intense, because he saw that seriti was an undiminished aspect of black South African life.
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The 30-40 percent gap between Paris Agreement pledges to reduce emissions and virtually any scenario on necessary reductions looms undiminished.
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But my respect for those who felt otherwise is undiminished, and I don't wish to make light of the opposite view.
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Vincent K. Brooks, said on Saturday that while the North's abilities were undiminished, Mr. Kim appeared to be softening his threats.
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His capacity to command media coverage — positive or negative — is undiminished, as this week's comments over Russia, hacking and Clinton demonstrated.
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But one thing becomes clear when you speak to Mr. Grazer: His desire to win — to remain Hollywood royalty — is undiminished.
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Secretary DeVos's enthusiasm for vouchers, which have been the primary focus of her philanthropic spending and advocacy, appears to be undiminished.
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With repeal and replace now a hollow vow, Mr. Trump's anger at the defiant members of the Freedom Caucus was undiminished.
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But one thing becomes clear when you speak to Mr. Grazer: His desire to win — to remain Hollywood royalty — is undiminished.
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Each of the album's 16 tracks brims with 76-year-old McCartney's undiminished — and seemingly boundless — energy and trademark gift for melody.
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Though her star power here is undiminished, the album feels looser and more vulnerable than her earlier work, sometimes even surprisingly subdued.
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His swagger, bravado, and bad boy charm undiminished with time, he still embodies those thrilling days when rock was new — and hot.
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The material itself, the course of waves and particles, speaks louder than the artist's hand — the subjects' energy undiminished by their representation.
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In car Apple's plans to build an Apple Car may have gone up in smoke, but its interest in transportation is likely undiminished.
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Yet the need for new projects remains undiminished because of rising demand for power as the region's increasingly wealthy populations continue to expand.
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" Yet even during these periods of heavy bingeing, Humphry observed that "the effects appeared undiminished by habit, and were hardly ever exactly similar.
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But the play's paradoxical power to elicit the feelings of being both sucker punched and tickled remains undiminished, perhaps especially for American theatergoers.
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His central goal is to return to his day job with his reputation and that of his court undiminished by accusations of bias.
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Much like his longstanding assertion that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States, Mr. Trump dismisses contrary information with undiminished surety.
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He likes tough people—and at 78 her steeliness, recently displayed in the short shrift she gave to a brief leadership challenge, is undiminished.
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When they sawed into it to obtain a study sample, the archaeologists were greeted by the sharp smell of cedar, undiminished over the centuries.
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Ocado said it remained in talks with multiple international retailers and that its confidence in signing multiple deals in the medium term was undiminished.
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HSBC's undiminished ability to attract deposits – savers' balances have increased by 33 percent this year – means it has plenty of spare ammunition for lending.
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But it is also a reminder that the black stuff's capacity to cause economic and political havoc will be undiminished for decades to come.■
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And though Lee's services seem more popular, Cho still preaches every Sunday, and he appears undiminished in his influence, at least on the congregants.
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Although the group has suffered defeats, including the deaths of leaders and the loss of territory, the Shabab's ability to inflict harm remains undiminished.
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The masterful covers of classics by Muddy Waters, B.B. King and Howlin' Wolf prove that, despite the illness, his unparalleled guitar skills remain undiminished.
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The evening was reminiscent of the raucous campaign rallies that helped define Trump's insurgent presidential candidacy, and the president's popularity in this region appeared undiminished.
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As a Catholic my faith in the Lord is undiminished; however — I no longer respect, submit, or obey the hypocritical predatory leadership of my church.
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The expertise of the urban planner was undermined as well, by the new prestige attached to the preservationist, which, for good or ill, remains undiminished.
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In 2014, after chemotherapy sent her cancer into remission, Ms. Jones returned to performing with a show of undiminished energy as long as she could.
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CNN said its commitment to aggressive reporting remains undiminished, and other anchors and correspondents have continued to break stories about the Trump administration and Russia.
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While Mr. Enwonwu's stature in Nigeria remains undiminished, he has faded out of the international spotlight in the last couple of decades, Ms. O'Leary said.
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Nadal turns 33 on Monday, but the intensity and hunger that earned him the first of his 17 Grand Slam titles that year remain undiminished.
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I knew without being told that I was the only one in our friendship wishing the intimacy might continue, unchanged, undiminished, despite our new romantic commitments.
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Now 90 and with faculties undiminished, Mr. Lewis doesn't have much to laugh about in the role of Max, a former jazz pianist and recent widower.
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At least on Thursday's closing night of the convention, his speech showed that his ability to tap the emotions and fears of his supporters remains undiminished.
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Olga returns to the Czech Republic alone, never loving her grandchildren, still at war with herself, her fury at the world undiminished by time or circumstance.
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The movie spends the better part of an hour on death row (where, her taste for jazz undiminished, Barbara listens to Mr. Mulligan in her cell).
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When the path seems bleakest, her words part gloom's veil for one wondrous instant so that we can go on, even though the sorrow remains undiminished.
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But he said "thinking about retiring and retiring are two different things" and that he would continue hosting "Jeopardy!" as long as his skills are undiminished.
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It has the critical elements required to sustain a war of asymmetric attrition: geopolitical position, geographic size, military capability, decades of asymmetric experience, and apparent undiminished motivation.
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Two decades later, the question is still raw, and Mr. Gitai, for many years one of the most praised and prominent Israeli filmmakers, poses it with undiminished anguish.
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His brother, Brian Boucher, 53, a supermarket manager who lives in Epsom, N.H., said his enthusiasm for Mr. Trump was undiminished because his chief characteristic had not changed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Lips half open with limbs positioned to entice, the female figures of Henri Matisse's odalisque paintings exude an undiminished sensuality.
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It has been a decade since Roger Federer won the U.S. Open, a lengthy drought that did not compute as he again showed his undiminished dominance Tuesday night.
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"These images were taken under duress, ordered by a Harvard professor bent on proving the inferiority of African-Americans," Michael Koskoff said at the time, his brio undiminished.
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Despite the limited rewards, Charles' love of the game is undiminished and her skills echo the joyful style of the great Brazilian soccer stars she looks up to.
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N'Dour is in undiminished voice as sabar drums clatter everywhere, although after all these years that voice finally has some grit to it—among other things, of course.
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Pooh's popularity across all realms of media remains undiminished: A 2004 Forbes article described him as the second-highest-earning fictional character ever created, supplanted only by Mickey Mouse.
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The deal is the latest indication of the undiminished thirst for high-yield debt, even from frontier markets - so called because of their poverty and rock-bottom credit scores.
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If that sounds more delightful than strange to you, then, first of all, I admire your undiminished capacity for childlike joy, but also, Dylan's Candy Bar has you covered.
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While Trump appointees will unfortunately fail to use many of the powers the law provides, they will remain undiminished on the books, for the use of a future administration.
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American power throughout the Middle East remains robust and undiminished, and will continue to dwarf that of Russia even after the small contingent of U.S. troops has returned home.
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I understand the CrowdJustice founder actually moved to New York in December, effectively relocating the company across the pond, though I'm told the U.K. operation "carries on undiminished" regardless.
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There have been high points — crushing Sevilla, 4-0, at home; a master class against Mallorca in November — inspired, pretty much universally, by the undiminished brilliance of Lionel Messi.
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Now, after swallowing TinyCo last year, DeWolfe is likely hoping that the undiminished popularity of Panda Pop can continue to be the base on which Jam City builds its future.
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While Mr. Putin's withdrawal appeared to take Syrian officials briefly by surprise, they quickly told diplomats that Russian support was undiminished and dismissed any notion that they were under pressure.
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Li Xinchuang, the deputy chairman of the government-affiliated China Steel Association, said Chinese production could continue undiminished if the industry simply closed excess, outdated steel foundries that pollute more.
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Separately, the CEO held out the prospect of another record year for Lamborghini in 2017, powered by undiminished demand for super-luxury cars in the United States, China and Europe.
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His powers are undiminished, though we haven't seen a leadership recording from him in roughly a decade, and he does not headline his own shows in New York often enough.
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If Silva were an artist of a different sort, he'd have an undiminished sense of color and composition, but his hands would have begun trembling when he picked up a brush.
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After fading from public view for several weeks, Wang, Guo's nemesis, reappeared in recent state media reports that were meant — according to Communist Party stagecraft — to signal his undiminished political strength.
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At this show, Ms. Jordan — the lively, undiminished 2576-year-old vocalist and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master — performs with Alan Broadbent on piano and Harvie S on bass.
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As for China, the executive said Blackstone is "feeling undiminished enthusiasm" for Asia's largest economy — especially in light of its recent spate of reforms to open up the country's financial sector.
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"(We) view the drill from yesterday as a childish act to display that their system is undiminished, in response to our internal situation," South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Jeong Joon-hee said.
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These pages are evidence of her undiminished aptitude, even while her body was on the wane, to vigorously inhabit and investigate emotional spaces that shift and change shape as her sentences accrue.
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"The time has come for the Supreme Court to make clear that the longstanding protections of the Fourth Amendment apply with undiminished force to these kinds of sensitive digital records," Wessler added.
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Recruiting immigrants quickly and efficiently is an essential capability for a country relying on an all-volunteer force under this type of pressure — and the pressure is increasing, with undiminished operational tempos.
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CONGO MASKS: MASTERPIECES FROM CENTRAL AFRICA Though Western art has been borrowing from the stylized intensity of Congolese masks for more than a century, their power to shock and awe is undiminished.
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It is a buoyancy that started between the lines in the ballpark and the basketball arena and has spilled out, largely undiminished, into some of the less scenic corners of the city.
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But his hunger for press — which he nourished over 40 years of cultivating reporters, taking their calls on virtually any subject and calling them out of the blue to chat — remains undiminished.
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But the tough talk and the posturing about the government's powers to oppress — the occupation group's main ideological thread — continued in the street outside the courthouse, undiminished but now in a new setting.
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In terms of its political alignment -- a suddenly competitive contest between growing Democratic strength in metro areas and undiminished Republican dominance beyond them -- 2018 may be the year that Texas rejoined the union.
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LOS ANGELES — Ben Affleck's star power, apparently undiminished after a rough run last year, helped "The Accountant" overcome anemic reviews to place No. 1 at the North American box office over the weekend.
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"Most months I don't make anything, so to take that, it's a considerable loss at this time," said Mancebo, whose support for Trump has been undiminished despite the effect of the trade policies.
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Armed with robust confidence and, often, a bank account to match, they work out, practice warrior yoga poses, paint balayage streaks into their hair, shop and dress with an undiminished purpose and pride.
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For most Iranians, and Shiite Muslims everywhere — a minority for whom, according to Ryszard Kapuscinski, "nothing has gone right for centuries" — Hussein's death was a tragedy whose bitterness remains undiminished to this day.
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Crucially, there appears to be an undiminished appetite for Bausch's emotionally driven style of tanztheater (or dance theater), a blend of dreamlike imagery with dramatic situations and bursts of strenuous, even punishing movement.
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Afghan government forces mistakenly killed seven civilians, including children, in an attack on militants south of the capital, a provincial official said on Monday, the latest victims of a war undiminished by peace talks.
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Even so, the war continues undiminished against some of the most powerful militias left off Astana's guest list—Islamic State, the YPG Kurdish forces, and particularly an al-Qaeda offshoot, Jabhat Fatah al-Sham (JFS).
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The spirit of entrepreneurism at Credit Suisse remains undiminished 160 years since being founded by Alfred Escher, an outspoken "brave one" of his time, and is a theme that still continues to define our bank.
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Production, total new orders and output prices all improved to the highest level in at least a year, while a pick-up in a reading for the construction sector indicated a building boom is undiminished.
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" From the author's "uncontrollable impulse to look upon the very axis of the world" emerges a work that shows, undiminished, the complexity of existence—as well as its "sad and temporarily self-evident goal: oblivion.
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But her enthusiasm for "The Sound of Music" remained undiminished and in 2000, she started hosting sing-alongs of the movie across the United States, which drew thousands of fans dressed as their favorite characters.
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"The target of 18 percent for renewable energy sources in energy consumption by 2020 will fall further into the distance if increased consumption in the heating, transport and electricity sector remains undiminished," the BEE said.
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Confidence in Guaido 'undiminished' Pompeo and Abrams stressed Tuesday that the diplomats' departure doesn't mean a reduction in the US commitment to Guaido or a weakening in resolve about the need for Maduro to go.
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For traditionalists, an appropriate response to society's free-wheeling state might be to retreat to society's outer edge, albeit in small numbers, and preach the old-time religion with undiminished integrity to anyone who will listen.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan government forces mistakenly killed seven civilians, including children, in an attack on militants south of the capital, a provincial official said on Monday, the latest victims of a war undiminished by peace talks.
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Since late 2018, the BJP has lost control of the western states of Rajasthan and Maharashtra, Jharkhand in the east and Chhattisgarh in central India - shrinking its national footprint, even though Modi's popularity seems largely undiminished.
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And despite the violence and desperation of those days, the popular support for the protests—among the biggest challenges faced by a Chinese Communist Party that seems bent on bringing Hong Kong to heel—remains undiminished.
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But Mattis also said U.S. respect for the Saudi people was undiminished, while Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said those behind the killing would be prosecuted in the kingdom and that the investigation would take time.
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Sharif's ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party hopes a resounding victory in the eastern city of Lahore would show that support for the family was undiminished despite the Supreme Court's removal of Sharif in July.
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Rip-roaring as that concert was, Gilbert and the Philharmonic returned the following night with an all-out tour de force—a mighty demonstration of the undiminished power of symphonic writing in the early twenty-first century.
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Originally released for the PC, Stardew Valley has since expanded (with the help of non-Barone teams) to the major consoles and is now coming to iOS — undiminished, Barone was careful to point out in a blog post.
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In the past six days, we have all aged at least 15 years as we endured rightful outrage, righteous indignation, and an unending stack of thinkpieces about the President's seemingly undiminished ability to make racist, tone-deaf comments.
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To twist a phrase from P. G. Wodehouse, it's not difficult to tell the difference between Paul Lynch's writing and a ray of sunshine, and "Grace," his third novel, reveals an undiminished appetite for the depiction of suffering.
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This is the highest monthly total since Thomson Reuters stated assessing the data in January 25, and shows that China's appetite for imports remains undiminished in spite of a spike in the prices of both thermal and coking coal.
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Perhaps more interesting than the fact that KKR has joined existing investor Insight Venture Partners in backing Cherwell, is the signal the investment sends that private equity interest into even the sleepiest corners of the tech industry remains undiminished.
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But Bra Hugh was just as pleased to play to a barefoot crowd among the shacks of Alexandra Township outside the city, giving them a taste of his undiminished joy, and showing what one poor black boy could do.
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His death came as a shock because he had strode into his sixth decade in apparently undiminished form, with the waistline and hairline of a man half his age and the stamina of a man even younger than that.
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Rather, she has quietly powered through with undiminished passion for the people she has represented: Carl Andre, Sol LeWitt, Sophie Calle, Zoe Leonard, Christian Marclay, Robert Gober, Rudolf Stingel, Kelley Walker, Mark di Suvero and Tauba Auerbach among them.
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The PML-N wanted to demonstrate that support for the Sharif family was undiminished despite the Supreme Court's removal of Nawaz, who has kept control of the party and installed long-term ally Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as prime minister.
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But if the first day of Norman Seabrook's trial on federal corruption charges was any indication, the fear and loyalty that Mr. Seabrook, the former president of New York City's correction officers' union, instilled in his members remain undiminished.
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The sly magic of someone like Mr. Corea — or Mr. Valdés, or Mr. Hancock, who this summer gave a tantalizing taste of Afro-futurist fusions to come — is that his powers are undiminished even as the years tick by.
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When the wound was made, & the instrument was withdrawn, the pain seemed undiminished, for the air that suddenly rushed into those delicate parts felt like a mass of minute but sharp & forked poniards, that were tearing the edges of the wound.
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But the power of the gun lobby is undiminished; Republicans in Georgia have moved to chop a tax break for Delta Air Lines in retaliation for its decision to end a discount scheme for members of the National Rifle Association.
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"Our battery will benefit Dyson in a profound way and take us in exciting new directions," he wrote, adding that the company's investment appetite is undiminished and it will continue to deepen its roots in both the U.K. and Singapore.
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Still, director Hettie Macdonald keeps the story moving at a reasonable clip -- allowing for the fact that part of "Howards End's" appeal is luxuriating in the period costumes and ravishing country vistas -- and the poignancy of Forster's finishing twist remains undiminished.
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Compare all that with the seemingly undiminished determination of Mr Macron to reshape Islam in France so as weaken or sever its ties with other countries, and to reorganise the religion in a way that would be completely compatible with French republican ideals.
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"I am retiring today and I want everyone to know how much I appreciate the support — incredible undiminished support I've received across the years, not only in my district but across the country as well," Conyers told Praise 102.7 host Mildred Gaddis.
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De Grave filmed Réal shortly before her death in 2005, and these scenes are profoundly moving: A clearly very ill Réal, life-force undiminished, reads her poem—Death of a Hooker—from a hospital bed, surrounded by wires and with monitors bleeping.
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"We intend to continue on our state efforts to fight carbon pollution, and we will continue that undaunted and undiminished and undelayed because we have our own efforts that we're undergoing up and down the West Coast," Inslee said in that interview.
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You can see this in the recent actions and seemingly undiminished stature of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a man deemed too racist for a federal judgeship in the mid-1980s but kosher to serve as the nation's top cop 30 years later.
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"The appeal, which appears likely to be held in December, will drag out any process of resolution of the government's powers under law regarding 'Article 50', even as its resolve to carry out Brexit in spirit and in fact remains undiminished," he said in a note.
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Sanders, his Brooklyn accent undiminished by his four decades in Vermont, stressed his connection to the borough on Sunday, mistily recalling being "a kid growing up in Flatbush" who could never have imagined addressing a crowd like the one before him, which he estimated at 85033,000.
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WASHINGTON — In choosing Representative Tom Price of Georgia to be his health secretary, President-elect Donald J. Trump has signaled an undiminished determination to repeal President Obama's signature domestic achievement, the Affordable Care Act, and replace it with a health law that would be far less comprehensive.
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When I miss him, I find comfort—just as I did forty-four years ago, when he first left me behind—in his perfect, constant, undiminished presence in my imagination; his voice in my head, anytime I want it; his opinions, his jokes, his enthusiasms and vanities and lies.
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Unlike many of his decadent mates, Mr. Gibbs was wise, worldly and endowed with both a work ethic and a refined if finicky taste that was undiminished by his extensive experimentation with drugs or his predilection for exotica, like a stuffed, two-headed lamb and a collection of whips.
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Presidential dreams of a big, beautiful wall notwithstanding, for now — and, perhaps, for the foreseeable future — an endless mass of inexpensive T-shirts, fresh avocadoes, black tar heroin, undocumented migrants and fanny-packed vacationers will continue flowing undiminished through the great, swirling circulatory system that the two countries share.
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FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Patti Smith and her band brought the night to a close with trademark fire and fervor, starting with a searing cover of Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall"—its lyrical potency undiminished more than half a century after its composition.
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Mr. Peters's idealism is undiminished: He thinks that the sort of blue-collar white voters who just rejected Hillary Clinton in his native state, where she lost by 42 percentage points, can be won back if Democrats are again seen as the party of the common man rather than the liberal professional class.
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In 1968, Logue, his reputation oddly undiminished by his Boston travails, was appointed to head New York's Urban Development Corporation, a Nelson Rockefeller initiative; the failure of urban renewal having become abundantly clear, the new notion was to build from scratch, in undeveloped spaces, rather than tearing down and starting over in the same place.
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We haven't the time or space to litigate the cheesesteak hierarchy in Philadelphia so we will simply say, without the use of superlatives or comparisons, that Joe's makes a sublime cheesesteak that was surprisingly undiminished by the addition of French fries (the kind with wavy edges) at the bottom of the roll and Cheetos on top of the meat.
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" The novel, he says, "unfolds a distinctive array of timely concerns — the subjugation of women of color, human trafficking, female solidarity, personal and institutional conflicts that knot together issues of race, class, gender and religion — and explores them through the suffering, willpower and undiminished dignity of a small frightened girl turned resolute young woman turned gentle old nun.
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Translated from the French by Adriana Hunter into clear and affecting prose, "Bakhita" unfolds a distinctive array of timely concerns — the subjugation of women of color, human trafficking, female solidarity, personal and institutional conflicts that knot together issues of race, class, gender and religion — and explores them through the suffering, willpower and undiminished dignity of a small frightened girl turned resolute young woman turned gentle old nun.
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You were already losing your eyesight last winter in Rome when you paused in the doorway at nine o'clock on a Saturday morning and a baker swept by on a shiny bicycle waving a cap and singing under his breath, you didn't know bakers wore white aprons dusted with flour and floated around the city like angels on a freshly baked day, you weren't sure why morning halted up and down the street as you stood in the doorway and a baker winged by on a weekend morning so new and pristine that you looked into the sky and for one undiminished instant of misplaced time you saw brightness, brightness everywhere, before a shadow crossed the rooftops and it was blotted out.
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