Nothing tested the limits of "we" more than the Vietnam War.
Nothing tests an animator more than the daily ingredients of our sensory experience: hair, skin, water, clothing, tears.
For Qadhi and his students, nothing tested those loyalties more than the events after the underwear-bomb plot of December 2009.
The "complication" for my family – my sexuality – makes for a consistently awkward exchange with my kinfolk, and nothing tests these limits more than holiday-season dinners.
Nothing tests a hero like transplanting him to foreign soil, and there is no guarantee that he will become… Correction appended.
In this week's issue, Anthony Lane visits Pixar's studios and describes the painstaking care with which animated movies are produced there: Nothing tests an animator more than the daily ingredients of our sensory experience: hair, skin, water, clothing, tears.
Nothing tests a hero like transplanting him to foreign soil, and there is no guarantee that he will become any more heroic when ripped from the reassurance of home turf.
By Jon Michaud May 6, 2011 In this week's issue, Anthony Lane visits Pixar's studios and describes the painstaking care with which animated movies are produced there: Nothing tests an animator more than the daily ingredients of our sensory experience: hair, skin, water, clothing, tears.
Nothing tests how well IT and corporate finance work together than an acquisition.
