A2 Shake-Up in the Music World The resignation of Thomas D. Mottola, the chief executive of Sony Music Entertainment, and his replacement by an outsider, has brought to the surface a growing sense of fear within the industry.
Her hilarious broadside against outsider art ("There never/seems to be a surface equal/to the needs of these people") is a put-down for the ages.
The story, about three friends and an outsider who forces their secrets to the surface, is heavy with the melancholy of missed opportunity, but now merely thinking of this slice of geography brings on a melancholy all its own.
I also wanted to describe Finland with the disorientation an outsider would feel, without making use of surface experiences and stock images, and it's hard to do that from a distance.
Mr. Young, who never attended high school, was often called an outsider artist or a street artist, and he lived a life that only intermittently surfaced on the art-world grid.
At least on the surface, Christie and Paul Ryan are about as opposite as two Republicans could be: a brash outsider from the Northeast versus a bookish insider from the heartland.
That Shechter is making a piece about immigrants, outsiders, is obvious from the title, and from the momentarily audible chant of "Nigel Farage" that surfaces through the score.
To an outsider, most of Waziristan seems utterly desolate, as if a flood had just receded from its surface.
With the players buying totally into Johnson's approach, the problems which surfaced with Ruddock would recur if Johnson returned home and he was replaced by an outsider whose methods were different.
With his anti-authoritarian sympathy for loners and outsiders, his keen awareness of the generation gap, and his sense of corruption and cowardice lurking beneath the surfaces of social decorum, he was an avatar of the sixties in the fifties.
