She was distressed that when she and her friends asked for "a fresh approach" they were greeted with "defensive platitudes", though they were all part of the "terrible, magnificent, bloody, contradictory process, the establishing of the first communist regime in the world", which should create the basis for freedom of speech.
He made devoted studies of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, weaving these towering influences into enormous symphonies and emerging as a singular, eccentric yet magnificent voice in the process.
"This is in marked contrast to the situation we often face going for mainstream funding in the UK," he says, "where one invests massive efforts in a grant application, goes through a lengthy, multi-stage review process, gets magnificent peer review comments, then many months later get told that unfortunately there are insufficient funds for your project".
We endure this very process in Richard Brooks' magnificent 1967 adaptation of In Cold Blood, with Dick and Perry on the verge of pissing their pants as the charges are read to them at the foot of the scaffold.
Thus, ZnO thin films exhibit magnificent applications in the manufacturing process of optoelectronic devices [1].
Without a magnificent destination, the journey -- the process, the joy of collaboration and creative release -- is pointless.
The process of searching for a magnificent job, to me, is akin to anyone who has ever tried to find Mr. Right on an online dating site.
In his magnificent documentary "I Am," we witness the liberating process of surrendering to the inevitable challenge for each of us: shedding.
In the process, she has produced an overlong but magnificent history suffused with scholarship, humanity and a lifetime's feel for the currents of the British progressive tradition.
The present magnificent show, curated by Giovanni Carlo Federico Villa, marks the triumphal culmination of this process of revelation, stimulated and underpinned by decades of research.
