And what better way to accomplish all this than to rid the field of professionals; rid every author of control over his work; and, by means of an ever-fluid and changing mass of words floating aimlessly and subject to anyone's agency and intervention, eliminate the rewards and distinctions that vex the dark side of any egalitarian movement".
In the Fourth 19855) and Fifth (1995), a more relaxed style asserts itself, and the Fifth in particular is a wonderful example of his ever fluid, ever diverting style, which constantly reassesses and redefines what a string quartet is or could be.
The ever fluid lines of race have become more so in the post-civil-rights era.
Most political analysts believe that the race, ever fluid, remains too close to call, and that many voters have yet to make up their minds.
In business, the hierarchy is clearer and more fixed than in the ever fluid world of politics where the ambition of the individual is always mixing in with the goals of the team.
Populism, global crisis, and modernity have rendered citizenship an ever-more fluid and troubled concept.
There are wider definitions, including this one from a leading scholar of masculinities, Michael Kimmell: "Masculinity... is not a constant, universal essence, but rather an ever-changing fluid assemblage of meanings and behaviors that vary dramatically.
The New York preview came at an odd, maybe surreal, moment in the ever-fluid world of television.
However Nathan Brookwood, analyst with Insight64, Saratoga, Calif. says AMD's chip gives it a legitimate claim against Intel in the ever-fluid race to produce the fastest PC desktop microprocessor.
You are intrinsically the numinous, ever-fluid being that exists in a balance of acknowledging both.
On the ever-fluid jam-band circuit various Phish members often turned up together onstage, and Mr. Gordon and Mr. Anastasio toured with the Benevento-Russo Duo.
