The marches and rallies opposing Trump and his policies have not only been glorious and inspiring.
Wife of the late Rabbi Malcolm H. Stern, noted genealogist and historian of the American Jewish experience, Louise was not only a glorious companions to her beloved but, in her own right, a woman of many accomplishments.
In the end "Green Book," a story of racism told largely from the perspective of a white man prevailed, beating not only a glorious kingdom of black warriors and superheroes and the story of a black man infiltrating the Klan, but also stories of a love triangle between a queen and her female consorts, the quiet but dramatic life of a Mexican housekeeper, and a rising female star.
She's been fearless and determined and for that alone, I found myself hoping that her last ever performance would not only be a glorious nod to her achievements but one that stayed true to her principles.
It will not only mar a glorious piece of open space, but also break the visual connection between the monuments to Washington and Lincoln memorializing the two events that did the most to shape this Republic, the Revolution and the Civil War.
Not only are there glorious grapes to be had, but many of the wineries have fascinating back stories to hear — and property tours as well as wine tastings are gladdening.
But Vienna is not only home to glorious buildings and decadent pasts, it is also the city of the avant-gardes, of Klimt and Kokoschka, Einstein and Freud.
While composers were churning out 12-tone pieces, architects designed not only the Chrysler Building but glorious, multicolored, unappreciated six-story apartment houses on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, in Midwood, Brooklyn, and in many other neighborhoods.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Not only would it be glorious to hear Martin Atkins play drums behind John Lydon, we'd get to watch Jah Wobble sit in a chair for an hour.
