And, conversely, does jazz relate to now? Do the attitudes that it embodies keep pace with film, with visual art, even with pop music?
Still, I could have raptly watched these sad, vacillating creatures for another hour or so, because the actresses embodying them keep surprising you.
It turns out that "The Girl You Left Behind" is also a survival guide, introducing unsinkable women who embody the "Keep Calm and Carry On" posters likely to be hanging in the homes of so many of its future readers.
Somehow, during the later stages of New York's gothic period, with crime rampaging, residents fleeing, and deficits enduring, the pair helped keep things together while also embodying some of the spirit of endurance, optimism, and benevolence that animates New York's sense of itself.
However, one must keep in mind that iPfam embodies only a small fraction of all possible DDIs that may exist.
Obama's way is to keep cool while insisting on, and embodying, a faith in institutions.
"We're trying to keep it festive and decentralized, while embodying a creative and militant spirit," Mr. Graeber said.
Bosses can keep employees on their toes by embodying themselves in a robot to cast an unexpected eye around the office from home or the road, he says.
To keep the assessment as haptic and embodied as possible the stylus was not used, instead participants sat and drew with a fingertip on the Wacom surface.
To embody it one must keep his or her emotions in check and view internal and external circumstances objectively before doing or saying anything.
She seemed to me to embody the exhortation of "Keep Calm and Carry On" years before that WWII slogan became emblazoned on products in gift stores.
