Despite the improbable subject matter, an English king from a bygone era struggling to overcome a speech impediment, the movie appears to have touched the hearts of middle-America.
Perhaps because women have rarely fared well in these imaginary bygone eras, I struggle to keep my Islam strictly in the here and now.
"Vixen" is familiar to those who saw New York City Opera's lovely production, last presented in 1991, back in what increasingly looks like the bygone glory days of that struggling company.
We tend to consider these persisting nomadic foragers as the very last depositories of a bygone era when humans were struggling daily to obtain food in very precarious circumstances.
Even the recovery of traditional family values and the yearning for a bygone society are sliding towards a ritualized struggle against growth based on individuality and a faith in the forces of free economy (Bagnasco and Le Galès 2001).
The struggle for racial integration is neither bygone nor exclusively Southern.
The hypocrisy of the Jedi and the impotence of the Republic clarified that Luke Skywalker was not picking up the pieces from a bygone golden era, but simply continuing an eternal struggle against totalitarianism.
Borders, like Blockbuster and other struggling retailers, seems optimized for a bygone era.
The shorter novels that have followed—"Jazz" (1992), "Paradise" (1997), and "Love" (2003)—share a reminiscing narrator and a sense of the bygone as reverie, a dream that it is a struggle to remember and piece together.
"Let bygones be bygones," Buhrdorf recalls saying.
