Ms. Weber's work goes against what is often an unfortunate sight: female dancers feigning toughness in baggy pants and baseball caps.
In these criticisms, there is often an unfortunate and reflexive conflation of "liberal" with simple diversity a seeming discomfort with the new reality that the people talking about sports on TV look, finally, like the athletes who play those sports.
The last is often an unfortunate consequence of how difficult it can be to keep up with the "newest discoveries," which seemingly alter our understanding of the world around us in very drastic ways.
NEW YORK BUTOH FESTIVAL It's distasteful to say that one time or culture owns an art form, but butoh in 21st-century New York is often a mystifying and unfortunate thing.
As is often the case with unfortunate tragedies, the existence of house fires gets people thinking about what really matters to them.
In fact, several money-saving tax breaks expired on Dec. 31, 2011, and one of those concerned the exemption amounts attached to the dreaded Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), a feature of the tax code that is often a big and unfortunate surprise to many taxpayers.
The appeal of the political cartoon or caricature is often based on exploitation of unfortunate physical traits or politically embarrassing events -- an exploitation often calculated to injure the feelings of the subject of the portrayal.
This is unfortunate since reuse is often heralded as a drought-proof mechanism to increase resilience.
Limited resources can impede a legal services program's capacity to educate policymakers and highlight the consequences of damaging policies, which is unfortunate, as education is often a highly effective strategy for providing stability and opportunity to vast numbers of people at once.
To the Editor: In my role as the district attorney of Westchester County, I am often the unfortunate end point for young people who have made a series of bad decisions.
