Sentence examples for case of Wagner from inspiring English sources
Nietzsche's final active year, 1888, saw the completion of The Case of Wagner May-August 18888), Twilight of the Idols August-September 18888), The Antichrist (September 1888), Ecce Homo October-November 18888) and Nietzsche Contra Wagner (December 1888).
Some of Hughes's conclusions are arguable, but the case of Wagner is far from closed.
Without wishing to minimize the composer's anti-Semitism, I believe that the case of Wagner, to use Nietzsche's phrase, has become an inordinately prolonged and relentless prosecution.
Except in the case of Wagner, perhaps, he doesn't manage to show notable effect upon Victorian tastes from the foreign visitors of his title.
And, unsurprisingly, he said it all first, and incommensurably better — even unto the Clinton/Lewinsky analogy (as here, from "The Case of Wagner"): Question: how can we test this content, this eternal content?
In addition, the true prevalence may even be higher if we could include less severe diabetic foot wounds (i.e. Wagner Grade 1 or non-urgent cases of Wagner Grade 2) that were under physician care and did not have a recent admission or an ER visit.
Take the case of Dejuan Wagner, the Camden, N.J., prodigy who was allowed by his high school coach to humiliate an inferior opponent by scoring 100 points and was snagged by Memphis University's John Calipari, who handed a scholarship to Wagner's best friend and hired his father, all so Wagner could have a one-year audition for the N.B.A. and Calipari's program could get a cheap promotional boost.
Gazing at mementos of Wagner in a display case, he imagines a young black artist who will one day mesmerize the world with comparable genius.
And their threat may be that as such, they are just too undermining of Wagner and inimical to Wagnerism, which is inevitably about Wagner appreciation.
Since 1973, the festival has been overseen by the Richard-Wagner-Stiftung (Richard Wagner Foundation), the members of which include a number of Wagner's descendants.
