It's the self-preserving hint of calculation that grates, whether on the Snow-play siren-call guitar chimes of "On the Chin" or the headline-fishing words of "Comeback Story".
Behind the Newsnight desk he was louche and supercilious; onstage he is a little nervous and with an occasional air of fishing for words.
In this context, the gap between comic album and psycho-analytic tract isn't so huge: "If you're trying to work out wordplay, you're trying to do on purpose what the Freudian slip does by accident: fishing up words from the unconscious".
The other 3 Americans saw their group as, in Jonathan Fish's words, "an influence that could bring Oxford rowing up to date".
This scenario would require creating a consumer market for forage fish — in other words, making fish like herring, mackerel, and anchovies seem tasty and desirable.
Illustrations of fish, accompanied by the words "fish," "pescado," "poisson" and "pesce," swim around the bottle of '98 Loire sauvignon blanc.
Once the space between the lines has been fished, the word can be thrown away with relief".
Like the flock itself I circle around and around, but no fishing net of words seems to catch it.
The result is that fish swimming exhibits a lower cost-of-transport (COT) than nearly all other locomotive mechanisms., In other words, fish use comparatively little energy to get from point A to point B. However, a group of animals not typically associated with efficient propulsion takes vortex formation and utilization to the next level.
Subjects include ribboned bows, jumping fish and written words ("Pleasures").
In other words, fish have sprouted flow-sensing antennae exactly where they get the best signal, no matter the conditions.
