He promises he will not make foolish mistakes or become caught up in his newfound fame.
It says, if our sense of self and newfound "center" catches fire, then there's no-one to impress but yourself; nothing else for Madison Avenue to sell you so you can "get better".
We're all just here, caught up in this newfound all-consuming love, trying to figure it out one day at a time, one mistake at a time, one too-expensive Target trip at a time.
Canadians' newfound competitiveness has caught the eye of Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central's master of faux outrage.
My favorite photographs are of adolescents, caught at the moment when newfound freedom, responsibility, and sexuality converge with an awareness of being observed and judged by the outside word.
By Ellyn Ruddick-Sunstein December 16, 2011 My favorite photographs are of adolescents, caught at the moment when newfound freedom, responsibility, and sexuality converge with an awareness of being observed and judged by the outside word.
Though developers were caught off guard by the city's newfound vigor to slow construction, they are now beginning to organize.
I haven't lost any respect for the entrepreneur who invited me, but I do have some newfound sympathy for him: He's caught a prolific bug circulating Silicon Valley this SXSW-esque time of year: Networking Syndrome.
As grime basks in its mainstream glory and the US finally catches on, the aesthetic becomes more appealing to its newfound fans.
Mays, who joined the force in 2001 and works the midnight shift at a precinct in Queens, caught up with VICE between fielding the public's newfound questions on Twitter.
