" 'Bird by Bird,' purportedly a writers guide, is perfect for anyone interested in the neurosis of the creative mind.
Clark supposedly received from David Wells, then with the Yankees, autographed baseballs that purportedly had been used in his perfect game against Minnesota on May 17 , 1998
One reason is that it has been shoehorned into the museum's "Inner Sanctum," a catacomb-like space perfect for telling old-school linear narratives — not so great for purportedly radical art histories.
But self-realization means more than this for ethical theory, for it purportedly represents the over-arching, ultimate goal of moral action, which entails some idea of a perfect, ideal self that is being aimed at.
"Look," Mr Rourke purportedly wrote.
Now, the problem had purportedly been solved.
Other purportedly green rankings seem equally backward.
Perfect, perfect, perfect.
The Nigel Tufnel Day blog, purportedly run by the the Nigel Tufnel Day Appreciation Society and Quilting Bee, puts it thus: "Only once in every century are we given the perfect opportunity to honor one of the greatest artists and philosophers of our time.
Talking of which and whom, the master man-manager has been at it again, purportedly speaking purportedly off-the-record purportedly complaining about his purported strikeforce.
In Istanbul, the Iranians purportedly begged for sanctions relief.
