At that point, Wurtzel was 26 and had everything her generation was supposed to want (long legs, long hair, rich friends, glib friends, false friends, smart remarks and a loft apartment in Greenwich Village), but she'd suffered depression for as long as she could remember (she first attempted suicide at summer camp, aged 12).
My poor friend Smart shewed the disturbance of his mind, by falling upon his knees, and saying his prayers in the street, or in any other unusual place.
Allen was a friend of Samuel Johnson, and it was Samuel Johnson, along with many other friends of Smart, who contributed to the magazine in order to help Smart keep up with his contract.
I have friends, really smart friends who write books and edit magazines, who watch almost as much television as I do.
Paananen developed software called Harmonium that enabled people to program their cell phones to make musically complex sequences — melodies with rudimentary harmonic and rhythmic accompaniment — that they could forward to friends using smart messaging.
AMY O 'DOHERTY Promiseof City Life To Amy O'Doherty, in her first job and apartment, Manhattan's streets emanated excitement and its air, promise -- of new friends and smart conversations over steaks at Morton's, and of unlimited success.
Rock critics, at least two of whom are still among my closest friends, were smart about music, vivid writers, serious thinkers and in touch with the larger world beyond music.
The strategy of focusing on best friends is smart, though.
The most interesting part about the story is that it shows two best friends, equally smart, pretty and successful.
The prosecution also got a husband and wife who are old friends of Smart to indicate that she may have carried completed ballots to the mail for them.
I noticed that in high school, while my friends were smart, driven, and beautiful, the boys seemed not to choose us; they seemed to go for the beautiful but the less smart and driven.
