That meeting, with its blustery business platitudes, strikes a note of allusive wit that is echoed throughout "Moonlight Mile".
When Jacqueline Lee Bouvier, the future First Lady, graduated from Miss Porter's School, in Farmington, Connecticut, in 1947, the yearbook made note of her wit,… LOVE LETTERS of a letter written by Arthur Cravan to Mina Loy, his future wife.
When Jacqueline Lee Bouvier, the future First Lady, graduated from Miss Porter's School, in Farmington, Connecticut, in 1947, the yearbook made note of her wit, her accomplishment as a horsewoman, and her unwillingness to become a housewife.
The work's Beuysian array of raw material played into minimalist currents in the art world, and the Bloomingdale's-style display of derivative products (lipsticks made of the lard, for example), added a distinct note of feminist wit.
By Rebecca Mead When Jacqueline Lee Bouvier, the future First Lady, graduated from Miss Porter's School, in Farmington, Connecticut, in 1947, the yearbook made note of her wit, her accomplishment as a horsewoman, and her unwillingness to become a housewife.
Weisman takes note of Moynihan's "wit and sparkle" and his "gift for flattery".
Mark Reed of Drowned in Sound rated the album 8 out of 10, noting the "wit" and "style" of the songwriting.
As we adjust to the raggedly punctuated flow, however, Kelly's voice develops into an expansive and malleable instrument, bristling with shafts of wit and poetic grace notes.
Susan Dominus's Big City column rejects the notion of a high-class prostitution ring as an oxymoron, and Clyde Haberman's NYC column looks at Mr. Paterson's self-deprecating wit and takes note of grace periods that other leaders who have emerged in emergencies — like President Gerald R. Ford — have enjoyed.
"This play", notes Colley Cibber in his autobiography, "from its new and easy turn of wit, had great success, and gave me, as a comedian, a second flight of reputation along with it".
The glimmers of wit and carnival humor in the "Fast & Furious" franchise are nowhere to be found in "Getaway," except in its bizarre note of seasonal cheer.
