But literary success, especially in Japan, has its peculiar dangers, and these helped to drive Murakami abroad... Describes the demands of Japanese media on writers.
But literary success, especially in Japan, has its peculiar dangers, and these helped to drive Murakami abroad... Describes the demands of Japanese media on writers..
But Facta is hardly an impregnable shield, and it doesn't address the peculiar dangers posed by phish artists.
But in the peculiar way that Danger Mouse has built his career, "Dark Night of the Soul" seemed to be an oblique victory, in which failure at official business can generate notoriety and, ultimately, lead to success in other endeavors.
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The incessant stimulation of today's news media — which keeps the public in permanent expectation of the next superlative and of the ever-greater satisfaction it is sure to provide — entails the danger that a peculiar feeling of emptiness will spread, followed by shame for past exuberance, as after a night of furious drinking.
Christie also faces a danger in his peculiar gender gap.
But she survives, begging for change, cadging drugs, finding her way into a peculiar rooming house, facing awful physical dangers while baring her soul to nearly unbearable extremes of emotion.
These developments have carried the art of enamel very far from the old traditions; while the skill and ingenuity of technique they evince may be appreciated, there is a danger of losing the artistry peculiar to the art of enamelling.
Peculiar notions of bravery and nobility can blind you to danger.
