I left many conversations with unresolved endings — forthcoming state budget cuts, next week's foreclosure date.
He didn't even have the benefit of an unresolved conversation about the vague possibility of opening his marriage to use as a justification.
The story someone at that restaurant told you, the years spent dreaming by the traffic lights, the unresolved conversations.
"Unfinished Conversations" proposes untidy, unresolved ideas and images as valid forms of expression and engagement, and invites artists of different ethnicities, nationalities, races, and genders to participate in such "conversations" not only from the position of their politicized identities but also as investigators, as artists.
The couple has discussed many aspects of the wedding, and my daughter and I had a detailed conversation several months ago with one unresolved issue.
What seems to loom here is the specter of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that made abortion a federal constitutional right — but did so in a manner that interrupted an unresolved national conversation, as many supporters of abortion rights concede today, and thereby divided the country into two irreconcilable camps.
"Maineland" depicts other subdued conversations like these, where unresolved moments of vulnerability stand out as the clearest indication of what is gained through these students' cross-cultural education.
On Sunday, the World Cup will end and the conversation will move on, leaving unresolved the briefly burning, suddenly guttering question of the political meaning of soccer.
____ *Speaking of goal, or, rather, GOOOOOAL!!!, this is priceless: On Sunday, the World Cup will end and the conversation will move on, leaving unresolved the briefly burning, suddenly guttering question of the political meaning of soccer.
By Hendrik Hertzberg July 9, 2010 On Sunday, the World Cup will end and the conversation will move on, leaving unresolved the briefly burning, suddenly guttering question of the political meaning of soccer.
