Indeed, one very good reason to read the novel is that you can then read Jarrell's introduction and be reminded of what outstanding literary criticism used to look like: passionate, personal, fair-minded, thorough and intended for ordinary readers.
That experience is one that is truly customer centric, and one that is simple, personal and fair".
Philip guides you like an eager kid at his own personal science fair, pausing to scratch into the earth where Iron Age settlers once built a forge.
Like many others, Mutombo believed the man who was once his Georgetown University frontline companion was a maturing, emerging presence in the National Basketball Association after the early years of his career, when his personal reputation, fair or not, was more akin to his on-court inelegance.
Her personal liabilities, fair or unfair, are politically real.
Palestinian American Samr "Rocky" Tayeh tells us about his struggle to find a personal and fair point of view.
I like to get up close and personal at fairs.
American law permits friends to share copyrighted material such as music for personal, so-called "fair", use.
Many doctors said their homes are in the names of their wives or other family members because when their insurance coverage limit is reached, their personal property becomes fair game in malpractice suits.
"If choices do not unambiguously reveal an individual's notions of good and bad, then "true preferences" become the subject of debate, and every "beneficial" restriction of personal choice becomes fair game" (p.3).
Ali's personal pursuit of fair treatment under the law began about two years before mine.
