Word: gorgeousity
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...things seem to be reaching a breaking point in "The Outrage," the story ends with a "to be continued..." While I can't condone such a frustrating tease at the end of book, as long as Tyler continues exploring unconventional themes in her fearlessly honest way, and with such gorgeous imagery, I will eagerly await the second half. As proven by the very existence of Late Bloomer, we already know there is a happy ending...
...raucous avalanche of sound as war cry, battleaxe guitar, and rolling drums crash down in a violent mess. Just when it seems as though Vesuvius has blown, the band returns to the twinkling calm of the first track, leaving exhausted listeners wondering if the past insane hour of gorgeous convulsions actually happened...
...Voice Where Prohibited, but the staff got tired of having to explain the pun, and the self-proclaimed general interest magazine was revamped. The name was changed, and the first issue, released last semester, emerged as the best-looking publication at Harvard, printed on heavy paper and set in gorgeous, clear type. Unfortunately, some of the stuff inside was originally written for Expos classes, and more importantly, it wasn’t hard to tell...
Those who have missed Ledger's work to date are in luck because they can start with his latest, Brokeback Mountain, an elegiac western about two gorgeous, lonely young people who find in each other a passion and a long-sought sense of belonging but who cannot be together. Oh, and they're both guys...
...different syntax. Anyone who missed the reading for Reid Professor of English and American Literature Phillip J. Fisher’s English 157, “The Classic Phase of the Novel,” can skip the SparkNotes and use this film as a reliable source. In his gorgeous tableau, Wright has masterfully preserved the essence of Austen’s characters and captured the nuances of her society. He manages, in only 127 minutes, to leave no character in the complex plot undeveloped—Hollander plays the perfect Austen fool of Mr. Collins, Judi Dench is marvelous...