The "Kodak Moments" piece perfectly illustrates the sly sensibility of the program's host and producer, Ira Glass, and explains why "American Life" has developed a large and faithful following.
The large canvas "Faithful," for example, depicts a mutable sky in which a baroque cloud thrusts up almost like a geyser from the horizon line, seeming to generate a golden haze on one side and a denser, more ominous formation on the other.
There are 140 million weekly churchgoers who make up the largest, most faithful, highest spending market segment in the United States.
This transition extrudes the lesion into a large loop allowing faithful BER to be initiated.
Due to its larger scale and faithful adherence to the urban planning principles of Le Corbusier and his Brazilian protégé Oscar Niemeyer, Brasilia quickly gained international recognition as the future of urban design.
Darwin clearly foresaw the effect of his theories on society at large, especially on the faithful.
It wasn't until I took a trip to a place of pilgrimage in the mountains that I saw large numbers of the faithful.
Lowe will not, however, be welcomed backed fondly by large pockets of the faithful, who hold him responsible for setting the demise into motion.
An encampment of news media and fans sprang up days ago and, though somewhat thinned as word of no funeral spread, it still sported large satellite trucks, many faithful clutching flowers, writing remembrances on a white board — "Canada loves you! — and playing and dancing to his music.
Since natural images often contain a large number of colors, faithful representation of these images with a limited size palette is a difficult problem.
