Boxing, he agrees, is a curious exercise, drawing together two men in a fight when, really, there is no cause for it other than money and some kind of manufactured malice.
His project — the Freudian project, properly understood — was not to tell the story of our psyche, the curious drawing-room comedy of Id and Ego and Libido, but just the opposite: to drain the drama from all our stories.
The camera moves in their midst like a discreet, curious guest, drawing the viewer into a situation of sociable intimacy.
Despite competing with the local Domino's and Pizza Hut branches, the Pizza Self holds its own, drawing a curious crowd by wafting the scent of bubbling cheese and dough down the street.
Conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer drew a curious comparison on Fox News Thursday evening between Washington's fiscal cliff standoff and the Civil War.
The demonstration always draws a curious crowd of children and adults, there to watch and taste.
The play is a curious mixture of 1950s drawing-room comedy and murder mystery.
Young Spain was a delinquent — he fought, he stole cars — but he also had a curious mind, and he drew from a young age; on the sides of trash bags, he created comic strips that entertained the garbagemen who picked them up, his wife said.
Ultimately, Chamillionaire draws a curious comparison to explain his presence in the world of tech.
Zeitz, now 38, knew that he had to keep Puma at the top of select sports lines at the same time as he built a cafe-and-club clientele that will pay as much as $80 a pop to draw a curious look.
