In her essay on Joan Givner's biography of Katherine Anne Porter, she writes, "Biographers, the quick in pursuit of the dead, research, organize, fill in, contradict, and make in this way a sort of completed picture puzzle with all the scramble turned into a blue eye, and the parts of the right leg fitted together".
Soule rarely gets to see the game he is composing the soundtrack for in any sort of completed state before he begins work; as a result he bases many of his musical decisions on the company's previous games.
Tracy's nemesis, as was the custom in the newspaper strip, is a stylized version of a notorious gangster then in the news, in this case, one Pa Stark — a sort of Ma Barker, complete with killer brood, recovered for the patriarchy.
On Tuesday it set up small tables in the Kaplan Penthouse of the Rose Building, turning the room into a sort of nightclub (complete with free wine and sparkling water) for the first of a series of short late-night recitals as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival.
Verne was preoccupied with the intentionally incomplete and mysterious (and possibly supernatural) ending, and wrote a sort of sequel that completes the narrative.
Mr. Soderbergh said he thought that the country still has post-traumatic stress disorder "and that we haven't really healed in any sort of complete way and that people are, as a result, looking more toward escapist entertainment".
He blames the studio's excessive reliance on market-testing, on focus groups, and even, ingeniously, on the aftermath of 9/11: I still think the country is in some form of P.T.S.D. about that event, and that we haven't really healed in any sort of complete way, and that people are, as a result, looking more toward escapist entertainment….
Skehan (2009b:514) states, "lexis represents a form of complexity that has to be assessed in second language performance if any sort of complete picture is to be achieved".
Initially, the guys began a sort of catering company, complete with live music, to support themselves.
The new airport in Austin, Tex., even sells itself as a sort of cultural center, complete with live music and major art exhibits.
The IDF, as I've discovered, is a sort of fey Torvill, complete with long, fair hair (I'm resigned now. Evidently Imogen is just a blonde name) and an urgent mission to retrieve her sparkly Dance Ribbon from some malfeasant goblins with the help of two pantingly eager human helpers.
