It's a record that has some distance on its subject; it's about jazz as much as it's of it.
Call it "Y'all come!" The following night at the County's John Anson Ford Theatre, the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony's second installment of "Cinema Judaica" for its insider audience was so focused on its subject it had the air of parochial ritual.
As the show's subtitle suggests, with its pointed allusion to the writings of the great Parisian critic Charles Baudelaire, "The Painting of Modern Life" has one eye fixed on its subject, and the other on earlier artistic developments in France.
Sean's suggestions for adding drama to poetry A fundamental skill is the ability to dramatize a poem, to give it the sense of three-dimensional life, rather than simply let it comment on its subject.
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It focuses deeply on its subject, the protagonist that is the brand, removing anything extraneous to reveal and convey the core values that stand when all else is taken away.
First published in 1942, this book remains one of the standard works on its subject.
Zweig's biography, "Walt Whitman: The Making of the Poet," published in the last year of his life, remains one of the finest books on its subject.
"The Fight" really is about the fight, and it doesn't stint on its subject.
Unlike the news sections, it seldom turns a skeptical eye on its subject, the fashion industry, more often identifying with the industry's values and culture.
But it's also the first book on its subject, and an enjoyable read ripe with appealing anecdotes and images.
