The city's new design consciousness would naturally appeal to a man whose calling card is avant-garde design, and who recently hired Frank Gehry to design a hotel on Astor Place in Manhattan.
Perlstein describes Mitt's father George Romney, a favorite for the GOP presidential nod in 1968, as a man whose "calling card was his shocking authenticity; his courage in sticking to his positions without fear or favor was extraordinary".
A tall fellow darted in&made a quick call, then a man in a maroon car, then a desolate-looking man whose call did not look very promising.
This is a man whose platform called for loyalty oaths, whose words verge on racism and whose worldview is based on the very "us-versus-them" mentality so thoroughly discredited over the past eight years.
As it has turned out, Mr Obama now looks like a man whose bluff has been called.
For more than 20,000 words, the woman barely speaks, and her silence hangs heavily over the story as Conrad roots around the insides of a man whose very being is called into question when his wife leaves him, only to return a short while later.
There's another Republican debate Thursday night — another opportunity for the candidates to engage in vaccine denialism and cheer the prospective execution, tonight in Georgia, of a man whose guilt has been called into doubt, but also another chance for the G.O.P. to test various angles from which to attack in the general election.
What could be more American than a man whose first release was called Florida.
Her outlook left an impression on her son, who grew into a man whose children would sometimes call him "Mr. Paranoia".
Mr Murray's self-appointed task is to reclaim the significance and status of a man whose high amateurism, as he calls it, was looking ever more out of date in an age when the pursuit of knowledge was becoming a monopoly of university departments.
