Artforum, the fount of highbrow art criticism, called it "deeply affecting — not a utopia, perhaps, and more bittersweet than sweet, but for that hour or so, very nearly ideal".
He had held many events here over the decades, but none was perhaps as bittersweet.
The end of his directing career would also seem to mean the end of decades-long collaborations: with Mr. Krasznahorkai as well as the composer Mihaly Vig and, perhaps most bittersweet, with his longest associate, his wife, Agnes Hranitzky.
It will be Mr. Gore's first trip back to the White House since the Clinton administration, perhaps a bittersweet moment for a man who won the popular vote, lost the election and went on to redeem himself as an environmentalist.
For Sinclair, it's perhaps a bittersweet triumph, a reminder of how close Sinclair and Strauss-Kahn were to becoming France's first Jewish couple-in-chief.
Though -- of all the things that Josh has voiced the character of Olaf for -- the one that's perhaps the most bittersweet is "Frozen Ever After," the new ride that will be opening in Epcot's World Showcase area on June 21st.
Such outbreaks of bittersweet sentiments are perhaps an expression of China's strong interest in its own history, or attempts at maintaining a sense of cultural continuity albeit a variant that favors one's personal experience of the past.
It's a bittersweet achievement that perhaps Trinidad James's most compelling musical effort to date dropped after he lost his major-label record contract.
They are subtle and bittersweet works, the first perhaps inspired by the divine longing of the Bridegroom in the Song of Songs, the second by the ancient association between art and the Roman god of wine and creative abandon.
As Mexico celebrates the Bicentennial of its Independence today, the anniversary, perhaps more than all of those past, is bittersweet.
