"Ithaca" articulates, at a high level of refinement, what has become a cliché of popular culture: that the journey is more important than the destination.
IT is comforting to divide the world into categories -- to celebrate the vitality of popular culture against the ivory-tower sterility of high art, or to disdain the vulgarity of the masses in favor of the refinements of serious culture.
B6 Susannah McCorkle The sultry voiced pop-jazz singer who, as a direct stylistic descendant of Billie Holiday, brought a rare literary refinement to popular standards was 55.
Susannah McCorkle, the sultry voiced pop-jazz singer who brought a rare literary refinement to popular standards, was found dead outside her apartment at 41 West 86th Street early Saturday.
The answers to question Q.5 (see Table 7) indicate that the most popular option for query refinement through the proposed service was the "in category" option, followed by the "clarified by" option.
A very winning pair of losers dominate these compelling, exotically twinned productions from the Donmar Warehouse of London, bringing new refinement to the popular art of disgruntledness.
No one not Proust or Flaubert, not Joyce or Woolf did more than James to refine the popular form of the novel into a work of high art, and "The Golden Bowl" represents the height of that refinement.
No one — not Proust or Flaubert, not Joyce or Woolf — did more than James to refine the popular form of the novel into a work of high art, and "The Golden Bowl" represents the height of that refinement.
For example, Rosetta is a popular ab initio protein structure modeling, prediction, and refinement software suite that has been applied for the improvement of NMR and X-ray crystal structures.
