By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 Roger and Anthony are still in the pleasant housing project of neat brick duplexes in Newport, Tennessee, where I found them a year ago.
"It represents a pleasant redevelopment project which was supposed to make the mayor look like a fast, can-do politician," VanVolkenburg continued – sounding like a less-authoritarian Park Chung-hee, who presided over the country's rapid industrialisation in the 1960s and 70s.
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The plastic must shape easily and accurately, making the final project pleasant to touch.
You have to have some natural external light and preferably a view that you could construe as pleasant, so you can project yourself onto a borrowed landscape that extends the psychological space".
The soloists, all students at Mannes College the New School for Music, each produced a pleasant, polished sound that projected fully.
In Technicolor's corporate Day-Glo precincts, she cut an incongruous figure, projecting a pleasant, outdoorsy affect that stopped just short of hippie.
He was also party to an Oxford research project, suggesting a pleasant concordance between an African ecosystem and British scientific inquiry.
Ms. Lane plays a writer who, at the outset, projects a calm and pleasant sunniness, though she is resigned to never finishing her book.
