Performed to Bach, the powerful group work has become a post-Sept.
For Western bankers, determining which of the big industrialists is up or down has become a post-Soviet twist on Kremlinology.
Could virility cut itself loose from masculinity, leaving behind its misogynistic baggage to become a post-gender ethic of disciplined vigor, controlled engagement, deliberate strength, and circumspect courage?
He can use his power to transform perceptions to the long-term advantage of the United States and become a "post-civilizational" president.
Just as the dream that Australia had become a post-racial society didn't survive the 1990s, it seems impossible to think that the strong feelings generated by reporting like Bowraville will have a lasting impact.
By 2014, the country's leading oncological centre, the Cancer Institute, had become a post-revolution symbol of how bad things had got, with its doctors in open revolt against its management.
Because the storm was predicted to become a post-tropical system by the time it hit land, the hurricane center (part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA) chose not to issue any hurricane advisory, fearing that the confusion that might result from a midstorm shift in warnings.
"In 1981, the city was either going to become a post-industrial wasteland where we'd all walk around with holsters or — like Abel, who sees that escalation only makes things worse — it would follow the path to renewal, the path we walk today".
It may seem odd that the Webern should have been the standout in a program that also included Steve Reich's "Different Trains" (1988), a work that has become a post-Minimalist classic, and Jefferson Friedman's invitingly rich-textured String Quartet No. 2 (1999), which was written for this group.
