Prothero's admirably old-fashioned opinion is that to rebuild core knowledge we must resist comforting ecumenical myths.
George VI, as he became, filled in for his older brother admirably, if somewhat reluctantly.
Directed by Mark Brokaw, with a cast admirably headed by Mary Beth Hurt and John Cullum, "Old Money" suffers from the same tendency as Ms. Wasserstein's last full-length work, "An American Daughter," to emphasize theme and situation over character.
Music who wrote that the song hints at what is to come as the warbling begins to move into overdrive on " ... a faintly sickly, if admirably slick, ode to that old Destiny's Child staple ... ", independence and self-belief in the face of a cheating man.
Although he was ultimately tagged with the loss in his first career playoff start, the 20-year-old rookie performed admirably enough.
Jessica Sanchez "My All" The judges didn't pull their punches with Jessica, choosing a nightmarish Mariah Carey number for her to sink her teeth into, but the 16-year-old acquitted herself admirably with a technically astonishing performance.
For all its faults, Phantom is admirably not the Star Wars of old, Lucas turning his throwaway space western into a space opera that's self-serious, fun, dull, exhilarating, embarrassing, and heartfelt all at once.
The CW better hope their old faithfuls continue to perform admirably, because they don't have a very deep bench of replacements.
The old Fairness Doctrine -- which admirably did establish a duty for each broadcaster to cover local issues in their communities -- was infrequently enforced and easy to avoid, as Matthew Lasar details here.
Carr's headline, in the print edition of the still-playing-by-the-old-rules Times, makes it admirably clear: "A Big Hire Signals Web News Is Thriving".
twitter.com/soccerammw One of the points of a blog is to have a good old rant, something this blog does admirably.
