Indeed, "Koba the Dread" may best be taken as a work of mourning, though with a characteristic Amis twist in that he seems to want to personalise mass suffering by publicising private grief.
In the main, the play may be best taken like an illustrated slide lecture delivered by a skillful group of actors who represent art-world stereotypes, viewpoints and dilemmas.
While dealing with puzzles that vexed philosophy as far back as Plato, naturalism has also come to grips with the very challenges Professor Williamson lays out: physics may be our best take on the nature of reality, but important parts of physics are not just "abstract," as he says.
It may be that such colonies best take advantage of patchy environments in urban and disturbed habitats, but we know so little that it is difficult even to say if such habitats are more or less patchy from the perspective of ants.
Jazz Transport To get to the A train on Thursday night, it may be best to take the N or the R.
"It may be best to take the cloak-and-dagger elements of 'The Constant Gardener,' and the vision of justice with which it concludes, as metaphors, symbolic crystallizations of a reality too complex and diffuse to be dramatized by more empirical means," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
"It may be best to take the cloak-and-dagger elements of 'The Constant Gardener,' and the vision of justice with which it concludes, as metaphors, symbolic crystallizations of a reality too complex and diffuse to be dramatized by more empirical means," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
There is some side street parking, but it may be best to take the Metro to the Smithsonian stop.
What the study on the Bible in American life may do best is take readers into the world of American religion as it is lived, researchers said.
