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The result is a wonderfully clear portrait of a complex man, seen squarely in his time.
Penguin/Allen Lane; £30Drawing more thoroughly than any previous writer on the material uncovered by the Royal Naval Museum's "The Nelson Letters Project", Roger Knight paints a wonderfully clear portrait of a complex man, placed squarely in his own time.
We have exhausted a thesaurus of options in our attempts to describe these cyclical flashpoints, each of them unique, each of them warranting a clear portrait of its particulars, and yet all of them numbingly related — like a racialized version of "Groundhog Day".
With the Golden Globes helping to ring in the new year on Sunday, Jan . 8 we have a fairly clear portrait of how the Hollywood derby is shaking out.
In order to ultimately obtain a list of unique individuals of the whole population and a clear portrait of the composition of the groups, the program CERVUS 3.0.3 [ 74] was sequentially used for different purposes.
Clear portraits of what exactly is happening in Abyei are difficult because most residents fled, along with aid organizations and many United Nations employees, before northern troops took control of the town on Saturday.
A clearer portrait of Posada's frustration soon emerged, as a baseball executive with knowledge of the discussion characterized him as feeling upset and insulted for being dropped.
If it reminds me of any other novel it's actually Atonement, but, dare I say it, Flora is a sharper, clearer portrait of a life lived remorsefully.
JACQUELINE FRASER, "A Clearer Portrait of the Lost Boys," Priska C. Juschka Fine Art, 97 North Ninth Street, Williamsburg, (718) 782-4100 (through Nov. 18).
The Tony nominations are in, and it would be difficult to come up with a season that presented a clearer portrait of where Broadway is headed and where it has been.
Still, he hopes that continued study of individual cases will produce a clearer portrait of how the brain can send the endocrine glands into such a frenzy that a woman who is not pregnant can appear to be in screaming labor.
