It remains invaluable for its rage and impact, but it retains the original narration, intoned by Bernstein's adored wife, the actress Felicia Montealegre, whose borderline-histrionic delivery is only in keeping with what the text demanded.
Studying Plato, Kant, Sartre and company had been invaluable for its own sake; that it had taught me to think critically and act decisively was a bonus.
His memoir is invaluable for its flavor, all the more so because it has no irony, no designs upon the reader.
But what makes "The Essential Klezmer" invaluable is its second half.
The film seems invaluable for its nonprofessional, ground-level approach to the Afghan conflict.
His diary is considered invaluable for its frank account of Napoleon's character and life in exile.
The point is that a world invaluable for its richness, scope and rewards will be tragically lost if we continue to listen too late.
Similarly, a tendency to value reason and intellect in decision-making is invaluable, but its flip side can be a discomfort with emotion that can interfere not only with intimacy in close relationships but, paradoxically, with good decision-making.
Their intransigent demands for deep spending cuts, coupled with their almost gleeful willingness to destroy one of America's most invaluable assets, its full faith and credit, were incredibly irresponsible.
Mubi's rotating selection of curated alternative cinema – 30 films on offer at any given point, with a new one added every day – remains invaluable, while its pay-per-view rentals selection is undervalued.
