The anger moved on to new targets, the greatest of which, of course, was the internet.
His technique is adequate for the demands of "Mad Rush" and "Five Metamorphoses," the greatest of which is endurance.
As a device, this has several merits, the greatest of which is how it undercuts the authority of the author.
During his life he composed a series of epic books, the longest and greatest of which is Jerusalem; an Emanation of the Giant Albion.
This talent took many forms, the greatest of which, for me, was his ability to invest dignity in even the most outlandish characters.
In his interview with Scott, Obama reflected on his mother's dreams, the greatest of which, perhaps, was about the man her son might become.
Its simplistic purity obscures the complex messiness of real political problems, the greatest of which is that an effective opposition leader needs to command the support of the party in parliament.
Nobody could think of a good way of knocking out the oncogenes.' There were, however, a few specific successes, the greatest of which was cisplatin, a drug that binds to DNA and uses platinum compounds to interfere with cell division.
The Shuttle has had its transcendent moments, the greatest of which came in 1993, when it made an ophthalmologic house call on the Hubble Space Telescope and corrected its optical prescription.
The New Yorker yesterday published some of the best of the rest, perhaps the greatest of which accompanied a cartoon showing a classical music concert where a huge truck has crashed through the wall on to the stage.
