Raised by movie-buff parents, Mr. Ehrenreich speaks worshipfully of Paul Newman and Jimmy Stewart, Frank Capra and Elia Kazan.
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And we encounter a genuine underdog — one who is much more textured than the worshipfully portrayed Winklevii — in the twins' business partner, Charlie Shrem.
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With such lessons in mind, it's hard to read the recent Foreign Affairs essay by the latest secretary of state, Mike Pompeo — in which he presses for regime change in Iran and worshipfully references "the power of moral clarity" — without suppressing a certain shiver.
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Scenic design is a fleeting endeavor, and yet for how many decorators whose last residential work was done 20 years ago (Mongiardino died at age 81, in 1998) are there more than a dozen clients who have kept the worlds he made for them so worshipfully intact?
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Much as Philip Roth did with glove-making in "American Pastoral" and Walter Harrington did with rabbit-hunting in "The Everlasting Stream," Giffels lovingly but never worshipfully traces the craft of coffin-making, and in so doing lets the essence of himself and his father be revealed through action.
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As John McKay informs us, paleontologists finally learned what mammoths looked like — the upward curling tusks, the humped shoulder, the downward sloping spine — not by studying bones but by looking closely at ice age art made by those who'd observed the animals attentively, perhaps even lovingly, or wondrously, or worshipfully.
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The characters are perfunctory; their actions are described in galumphing style ("Hector MacQueen leaned forward interestedly"); the ethnic stereotyping is an embarrassment ("A big, swarthy Italian was picking his teeth with gusto"); and the Queen of Crime, as she is worshipfully known, cannot resist slipping into breathless italics at the prospect of something significant ( "Neatly folded on the top of the case was a thin scarlet silk kimono embroidered with dragons" ).
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Sontag was both withdrawn from her son and obsessed with him; she didn't offer him constant presence or domestic stability, but she trusted him with her intellectual life once he was an adult—insisting that he become her editor at Farrar, Straus and Giroux—and often treated him worshipfully, intent on winning his favor: "she could humiliate herself before David … apologizing, begging forgiveness," as one friend noted, making her lover buy him expensive suits or cowboy boots.
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During Lent, the priest should publicly preach the Creed. 18\. On proper behavior in church. Parishioners should be reminded by the priest to enter church humbly, reverently, peacefully, and worshipfully, and continue to behave thus while in church. Upon hearing the sacred Name of Jesus, they should react by internally or externally genuflecting; bowing their heads; or beating their breast. 19\.
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Rodgers is the ideal collaborator." Stephen Holden from The New York Times said: "With a tough- cookie voice that's both coy and streetwise, Madonna's singing harks back to the rock-and-roll girl-group tradition that preceded the Beatles. But where girl groups, from the Shirelles to the Ronettes, worshipfully extolled their boyfriends' cars, haircuts and rebel poses, Madonna's point of view is decidedly more self-interested. In matters of love, she is a comparison shopper with a shrewd sense of her own market value.
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Rather, the natural order itself was sufficient proof. Mankind lived within a God-given order, and life was determined by that order. Taylor argues that within a deist order, the road to salvation was no longer determined simply by a person's position in the world and his or her actions, but also the manner in which one lives one's life—"worshipfully" according to Protestants or "rationally" according to Locke. Within a deist order, the question arose as to how one chooses the manner in which to lead one's life and why one would value a rational or worshipful manner of living.
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