This is a theme that I continually return to because the corruption of shared humanity is at the heart of injustice.
A number of writers of the eighties and nineties created lasting elegies for their fast-disappearing communities: Paul Monette's lyrical memoir of his last days with his lover, "Borrowed Time"; Mark Doty's hauntingly beautiful poetry collections "My Alexandria" and "Atlantis"; and Tony Kushner's magical, Brechtian "Angels in America" are the ones that I continually return to.
A number of writers of the eighties and nineties created lasting elegies for their fast-disappearing communities: Paul Monette's lyrical memoir of his last days with his lover, "Borrowed Time"; Mark Doty's hauntingly beautiful poetry collections "My Alexandria" and "Atlantis"; and Tony Kushner's magical, Brechtian "Angels in America" are the ones that I continually return to.
But ever the realist, he saw that the shore — a firm, real, substantial shore — was a place it continually "returned" to to rejuvenate itself.
But ever the realist, he saw that the shore a firm, real, substantial shore was a place it continually "returned" to to rejuvenate itself.
Soon, he found himself "overwhelm[ed]" by the idea of what would become Imperial Bedrooms as it continually returned to him.
As the movie zigzags hither and yon, it continually returns to the relationship of Victor and Ida, a twisted mother-son bond that recalls Ms. Huston and John Cusack's power struggle in "The Grifters" bent through several hoops.
Throughout his life Enescu continually returned to old pieces, revising and retouching.
Mr. Muschamp continually returned to analyzing the psychological forces that shape the visual world.
The Eastern theatre, which Craig and those following him have continually returned to study, has always understood this necessity.
As Kennedy, 46, bounced around as a college basketball assistant, working at eight schools in 12 seasons, he continually returned to tap the talent pool in New Orleans.
