Ten in New York that I found justly memorable follow, in no special order.
Until Major League Baseball adopts Olympic standards of drug testing, baseball cannot be considered a real sport in which cheaters are found, exposed and justly penalized.
Present also on both sides of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, these same fossils can also be found in northwestern Ohio (the justly famous "Silica Shale") and in eastern Iowa.
This thesis was first advanced by the journalist Frederick Lewis Allen in Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the Nineteen-Twenties in America, but its most convincing and literate articulation may be found in Leuchtenburg's 1955 justly acclaimed and widely read paragraph on the 1920s, The Perils of Prosperity, 1914 1932.
When she found out we'd been to the justly popular El Poblado restaurant Carmen, she had rapturously mouthed but did not actually speak: "Ohmygod".
He would have other creative peaks, but not before a series of chronic, justly overlooked albums – Tonight, Never Let Me Down, Tin Machine – that found him floundering for relevance and even a decent song.
Pat Barker's justly celebrated Regeneration concerns WHR Rivers, the innovative psychiatrist who found new ways to treat first world war officers suffering shell shock, among them the poet Siegfried Sassoon.
"Virgil borrowed much from Homer . . . and even Shakespeare and Milton, so justly and proudly our boast as the brightest originals, would be found to have gathered much from the abundant stores of current knowledge and classical studies in their days".
Here we found the wild, boreal seascapes for which the island is justly noted, as well as historic villages where we could start to unravel the various strands of Newfoundland's colorful history.
The Museum of Modern Art found itself at war with the art press in recent months, justly taken to task for its deplorable Björk show.
That question hovered in the freezing air at the recent Sundance Film Festival, where documentaries are often justly celebrated, and which this year made room for a few movies that had uneasily found a place in the gray zone between fact and fiction.
