"The switch between first and third person and erratic cuts of biological and mechanical reminiscence provide a disorientating experience but one that invites its audience to interpret the story and lyrics through the black eyes," Beaumont says.
He was to be even more frustrated when the summer months came and McKay decided his field-goal kicking was too erratic and cut him.
With the electricity supply erratic and power cuts long and unplanned throughout most of the country, no one in the village – as in much of Afghanistan – is taking any chances.
MFLX's growth rate has, in recent years, been a bit erratic as one major customer cut back and others jumped in, and as feature phones started to give way to smart phones.
In an interview with Bloomberg, the self-declared "erratic Marxist" said he would rather cut off his arm than accept another austerity bailout without any debt relief for Greece.
The sets were forgettable; the score of the long opera notably cut, and Maurizio Barbacini's conducting a little erratic and sometimes overloud.
From the outside, the building looks as much like landscape as it does architecture — a weird three-sided concrete boulder, perhaps a glacial erratic left behind when a future ice age melts, dotted with irregularly cut windows.
In contrast with other literary critics who used the term in contradictory and erratic ways, Schlegel believed it was important to transmit a clear-cut understanding of the term and "to elevate it again to its true signification" (LDA, 441).
But services available after parents adopt are erratic — comprehensive in some places and nonexistent in others — and state budget cuts are eating away resources to fund them, advocates for adoptive families say.
Indian "bastards", he agreed with Nixon, needed a "mass famine" to cut them down to size.Mr Bass depicts Mr Kissinger as increasingly erratic, perhaps overworked, as East Pakistan's secession became inevitable.
