This broad experience puts Brooks in a position to address the differences between the field's academic and commercial branches.
The successive revision theory proposes that we think of the three linguistically identified groups of essays primarily not as the canonical texts of three different Mohist factions, but as demarcating three broad chronological strata (Brooks, 1996c).
By brooks too broad for leaping The lightfoot boys are laid; The rose-lipt girls are sleeping In fields where roses fade.
It is beautiful country here, a broad undulant valley with brooks and natural ponds and no ground light to dim the stars or the moving lights of the jets up among them.
Out back, a brook ran from a broad marsh and through several acres of woods.
Past US 46, the road crosses a brook and County Route 509 (Broad Street) splits off, with Route 19 interchanging with the Garden State Parkway.
Brooks followed The Producers with another broad comedy, The Twelve Chairs (1970), that was set in newly communist Russia and concerned a trove of jewels hidden inside a dining-chair leg.
None of these facts brook disagreement, but here the unity ends.American barbecue falls into four broad geographic categories and understand, letter-to-the-editor writers, that this is a crude sketch, not holy writ.
Arseneault, who is seventy-four and a sturdy five-feet-six, lives in Granville, about an hour south of Montpelier in a broad valley where the White and Mad Rivers unravel into a tangle of brooks and streams.
In Planet Simpson, Chris Turner also praised Brooks' performance, writing that "Brooks went for a subtle, slow-burn lampoon rather than broad caricature: his Goodman doesn't ooze insincerity, he just lightly dribbles it.
Brook says no federal agency has been interested in funding his proposals to develop a broad set of surgical appropriateness criteria.
