Organized by Vivian B. Mann, director of the master's program in Jewish art at the Graduate School of the Jewish Theological Seminary, "Uneasy Communion: Jews, Christians and the Altarpieces of Medieval Spain" represents a momentous turn in scholarly thought about Spanish art, and it sheds light on a fascinating chapter in the history of the Jewish diaspora.
I agree with the assessment of Ivo Daalder and James Stavridis ("NATO's success in Libya," Views, Oct. 31) that NATO's assertive interventionist approach represents a momentous step in strengthening partnerships and networks between Western and non-Western allies.
By Vauhini Vara October 27, 2016 The rise of a new, fast-growing class of charities known as donor-advised funds represents a momentous shakeup in charitable giving in the U.S.
The premium headphone collection represents a momentous partnership between AKG and one of the most accomplished musicians of the 20th century – Quincy Jones.
It represents an amplification".
Fidelity's rise to the top of the list represented a momentous shakeup for a list that, for years, didn't change much at all.
As such, Deny Flight "represented a momentous act, if only in symbolic terms, in that the alliance assumed a combat mission in a nondefensive capacity and out-of-area".
While this may not sound momentous, it represents the company's first foray into money making.
This, alone, represents already a momentous achievement", he added.
The opening ceremonies will represent a particularly momentous conversion for Mr. Zhang, whose experience during the horrors of Mao's Cultural Revolution appeared to inform several of his internationally acclaimed — and domestically banned — films, including "Ju Dou" and "To Live".
