Since Sigur Ros has been endorsed by the current paragon of arty rock, Radiohead, its sold-out show drew a stylish audience that wouldn't be caught dead listening to Yanni.
Film review site Screen It! critic Teddy Durgin wrote, "I liked this movie the first time... when it was called 'Bridesmaids.' " Meanwhile, Entertainment Weekly's Lisa Schwarzbaum wrote, "What's Your Number? fills the waiting time with a level of chick-style raunchiness that only enhances Bridesmaids' reputation as the current paragon of a top-quality, universally appealing, female-driven comedy".
By the same token, you can't recommend a good one, like No 14, my current landlord, who is a paragon of courtesy and efficiency.
Traditional values endure, although only the terminally naïve believe the current generation of Test players are paragons of virtue.
Given that it also counts Angola, Malaysia, Thailand and Uganda hardly paragons of civil liberty among its current members, disappointments may be more likely.
Demonstrate that you're not going to resurrect them as paragons of virtue to which no current date can ever hope to aspire by not making comparisons.
On his current release, "Love Is What Stays," Murphy, since the fifties a paragon of the art of vocal improvisation, reinvents standards as well as tunes associated with Johnny Cash and Coldplay.
A cross-play title for PS4 and PC, Paragon is the most high profile of Epic's current F2P gambits, alongside Fortnite and the new Unreal Tournament, and it has a lot to recommend it from the time I have played in early access.
In contrast to Aeschylus and Sophocles, whom he saw as paragons of the Athenian establishment — "apologists for the current order" — Euripides, he said, "is writing these plays about slaves, and women taken captive in war, and non-citizens, and crazy people, all the outsiders.
In this sense, the current world is not stable and peaceful enough for Europe to simply be Europe — the multilateral normative paragon, the non-aggressive and herbivorous power, as the European Council on Foreign Relations once labeled it.
Beyond that, it's not as if straight people are paragons of monogamy and lasting relationships themselves, look at the divorce rate, or the current extramarital lives of some top (heterosexual) politicians (including supposedly pro-family ones).
