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(It goes to full price on Sept. 2, and comes out as an actual CD the Tuesday after that). Also, the band, which is as respected for its pointed lyrics as it is for its barbed guitar work, has created a series of short videos to promote the album.
Although it nearly errs on the side of being overly idealistic and cheery, has earned critical praise for its pointed commentary on various political practices, even when it has at times struggled to find large fan base.
"LISTEN" feels important both for its archival value (if it weren't for Bitner, many of these venues would go uncatalogued in their resting states) and for its pointed argument that the spaces where art gets made are significant, powerful, and chockablock with ghosts.
The nave vault of the 11th century Durham cathedral, noted for its pointed arch design and ribbed ceiling, was transformed recently by pioneering digital artist Miguel Chevalier for his piece Complex Meshes, a dancing cobweb of projected light.
The Quebrada de las Flechas ("gorge of the arrows"), also on Route 40, is extraordinary for its angled, pointed rock formations.
The film's last-unveiled creature, the "Deacon", was named by Scott for its long, pointed head that he considered resembled a bishop's mitre.
The subsoiler must be pulled by a heavy tractor, for its steel-pointed shank is capable of penetrating the subsoil to a depth of three feet.
Next to the ancestor sits a dog, its pointed ears pricked for sounds of danger — sounds too faint for the man to hear.
El sombrero de tres picos, a short novel inspired by a popular ballad, is notable for its skillful construction and pointed observation and is a masterpiece of the costumbrismo literary genre.
The first round of reviews praised the Fire for its overall value but pointed to sluggish performance as the device's major downfall.
