A collection by the predominant American literary critic of the century.
With the financial markets in turmoil and the housing and mortgage crises predominant, his former primary critics and now the Democrats have questioned his economic background.
Although the vast choral and orchestral forces employed suggest a work of monumental sound, according to critic Michael Kennedy "the predominant expression is not of torrents of sound but of the contrasts of subtle tone-colours and the luminous quality of the scoring".
For anarchists and other critics of the predominant social order, a return to self-governing and self-sufficient regional communities is often depicted as liberating and refreshing.
Since the original's release in 2007, questions about how stories might best be told, and how players may or may not interfere with plot, characterization and consistency have been predominant in the minds of critics and game-makers.
Since the original's release in 2007, questions about how stories might best be told, and how players may or may not interfere with plot, characterisation and consistency have been predominant in the minds of critics and game-makers.
The song also contains a predominant hypnotic beat, which, according to one music critic, "makes you feel stoned even after completing a Twelve step program".
Government as a business is the predominant mental model and aspiration of government's critics and many of its supporters.
A predominant theme of the dictator novel is power, which according literary critic Michael Valdez Moses, in his 2002 review of Feast of the Goat, is linked to the theme of dictatorship: "The enduring power of the Latin American dictator novel had everything to do with the enduring power of Latin American dictators".
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