There is much heady scholarship in Garber's wide-ranging survey of the ways in which "the timelessness of Shakespeare is achieved by his recurrent timeliness".
"Yehoshua is so graceful and eloquent that his work's timeliness also succeeds, paradoxically, in making it timeless," James E. Young wrote here last year.
He has created a handsome show, bulking together provocative painters, sculptors and a few multimedia artists under the rubric of "timeliness". His theme, fleshed out in the catalog, riffs on the adage that "an artist in touch with their time is always in style -- regardless of prevailing fashion". Timely, anyway, is the need for some funky young painters with brains and vision.
Despite his message's timeliness and importance, Schultz has been nowhere to be seen on Meet the Press, something that I doubt would have happened under Russerts' watch.
Let the reader know what your expectations are regarding his response and timeliness.
Perhaps the real genius of the 5-foot-10, 181-pound Brown ― well on his way to a fourth straight All-Pro selection ― is the sheer timeliness of his receptions.
Evaluations of routine health facility data have identified consistent problems in HIS completeness, accuracy and timeliness in low- and middle-income country (LMIC) health settings [ 8, 9], which limit HIS use for routine primary health care (PHC) planning, monitoring, and evaluation [ 10- 12].
The lessons taught by Thucydides have not lost their timeliness, and his project for a scientific history has been taken up again and again.
The Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, 159F.2d81818, considered that any question as to the timeliness of his objection to this evidence was eliminated by its disposition on its merits by the District Court, and, one judge dissenting, it held both his search and arrest to have been illegal.
