Auletta writes, "The news cycle is getting shorter — to the point that there is no pause, only the constancy of the Web and the endless argument of cable.
As media outlets multiply and it becomes easier to disseminate information on the Web and on cable, the news cycle is getting shorter — to the point that there is no pause, only the constancy of the Web and the endless argument of cable.
There's no point in magnifying the problem by adding endless arguments on top of it.
For this is the town of the talk a town of irrepressible boosterism somehow combined with deprecating and ironic Jewish humour, of endless argument and opining, of making deals, exchanging ideas and remaking lives through meetings that seem pure chance but are inevitable given the city's buzzing density.
The Clash did not invent punk — who did is the subject of endless argument among partisans of Malcolm McLaren, John Lydon and the Ramones — but the band was decisive in infusing its raw, raging energy with a sense of ethical integrity and political commitment.
In today's times, the Scopes trial would have worn out cable news with commentators debating every back and forth of the trial with endless arguments to come.
The Day of Judgment, prophesied for last weekend, has apparently been postponed, but moviegoers eager for rapture can find consolation — to say nothing of awe, amazement and grist for endless argument — in "The Tree of Life," Terrence Malick's new film, which contemplates human existence from the standpoint of eternity.
The extant reality involves the impasse of endless argument; one very unhappy bovine; and - through the haze of flames he has fanned- the contented grin of a profiteer, aided by accomplices both intentional and otherwise, beaming at us all over the brim of an overflowing bucket.
The only rational objection I can see is that it replaces one kind of endless argument — was he pushed or did he fall?
Most geneticists have no problem with the research - which, in spite of endless argument about crime as a social construct, is no more perplexing than studying other characters (such as blood pressure or IQ) that involve both nature and nurture.
Why these changes came about is the subject of endless argument, but one consequence is that Robert Shrum, a Kennedy speechwriter who became a political consultant, lost his chance to make history.
