While you may understandably want to put this unpleasantness behind you and simply find a new agent, it would be exemplary if you could give a thought to the next client who'll walk through this guy's door.
This move is an exciting one for our family -- it is the beginning of a new adventure, a promise of "exemplary public schools" for my kids, a more laid-back way of life (and I could use a little bit... ok... a lot of that) and the chance to really advance Common Threads' (commonthreads.org) transition to a national scope.
The designer, who has become a symbol of slow fashion in a crazed world, reached his own destination after seven years of shows: a meld of sensuality with strictness that brought beautiful clothes in rarefied colors with exemplary cut and a new simplicity.
Yale University Press has issued a new paperback edition of Chris Albertson's BESSIE ($20), an exemplary biography of the great blues singer Bessie Smith, first published in 1972.
A new restoration does justice to the craftsmanship of Lean's exemplary Dickens adaptation, following the fortunes of a young orphan (played by the not-so-young Mills).
For us, in a new time of suspicion, division, and violence, the relationships of these people are exemplary.
Exemplary models still play an important role in molecular biology, but a new type of model organism, the "surrogate model", has become increasingly popular.
The authors identify the criteria of an exemplary coverage metric, evaluate the ability of existing coverage metrics to fulfill these criteria, and propose a new, improved coverage metric.
I haven't seen "The Raid: Redemption" (which Sternbergh praises as an exemplary new action film), but I saw a superb new old-school American action film that came out earlier this year, Steven Soderbergh's "Haywire".
Why? Partly because closer study of Bilbao's future demonstrated that the Guggenheim was just one element in a highly considered plan for the redevelopment of the city including an exemplary new Metro system.
