Word: clicheed
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You cannot make as strong a case for the late as for the early Ernst. Some of the sculpture of his post-1939 years was remarkable -- especially the big totemic Capricorn, 1948 -- but his apocalyptic paintings, like the vision of creepy, fungal disaster recorded in Europe After the Rain, 1940...
A last-second Cavouti goal, a nifty backwards, over-the-head shot that bounced into the Bear cage, seemed, as the old cliche goes, too little too late. Brown, 14-9 at Ohiri Field Brown 7-7--14 HARVARD 3-6--9
The body bags that became a repellent cliche of pre-Jan. 16 antiwar oratory, and that have been so remarkably scarce through the first three weeks of actual war, might pile up quickly, though probably nowhere near as high as Saddam Hussein's propagandists suggest. But how many soldiers' deaths...
There is a cliche that anything can happen in the Beanpot. True or not, the cliche is a source of solace for McKinney, who faces the unsettling prospect of getting blown out by a superior Eagles squad.
In a universe of sometimes incapacitating grievance, a practical Arab future opening onto a larger world, onto a new century, may be more difficult to imagine than a romantic past. The past has a powerful, seductive glory. It seamlessly encloses itself within fundamentalist Islamic virtue. It mobilizes the mind for...