(And here it does seem legitimate to see that rejection inaugurating something that would end up with Matisse's "La Danse" or "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon").
(And here it does seem legitimate to see that rejection inaugurating something that would end up with Matisse's "La Danse" or "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon_._") For Turner, the distortions were the agents of narrative: the representation of the figure as victim, the disarticulated plaything of history's mischief.
But, on the other hand, it is in principle always capable of initiative, of inaugurating something new.
"One for the Money," in other words, is an attempt to inaugurate a new movie franchise, something that might appeal to women and mystery fans.
Perhaps you were thinking of something else, like Disney's recently inaugurated New Fantasyland, where the Little Mermaid poses for pictures with deeper-pocketed travelers like my colleague Stephanie Rosenbloom.
Eran Wajswol and his wife, Debra Van Sickle, who own the Valley Shepherd Creamery in Long Valley, saw something like a stampede when they inaugurated the Autumn Leaves Artisan Cheese and Foods Festival three years ago.
Ms. Ephron, who is an occasional contributor to The Huffington Post ("I think I'm called editor at large, or something like that," she said), will help inaugurate the section with an excerpt from her new book, "I Remember Nothing".
Similarly, the standards movement that inaugurated this era of bipartisanship on education a decade ago was originally seen as something for everybody -- all students pushed to higher levels.
Climate change wouldn't necessarily be something that I'd be worrying about, except that the newly inaugurated presidential administration considers the entire theory a hoax!
Hours later, she wakes from a stupor and hits the road again, unaware that she has inaugurated the leitmotif of her immediate future -- girl meets guy, guy paws girl, something messy ensues.
