The portable Walkman music player, which debuted in the late 1970s, has gone from the pinnacle of on-the-go-listening to merely resembling odd black bricks, according to some kids.
But as social mobility comes to resemble an odd historical blip with no resemblance to contemporary reality, we should, it seems, encourage a degree of faking it.
At its worst, a junket, typically held at the Regency Hotel on Park Avenue in Manhattan or the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles, resembles an odd cross between a rich child's birthday party and a visit from a head of state.
Occasionally, the whole thing does resemble war in odd ways.
We also observe waves of Nv odd expression that resemble the waves of Tribolium odd expression, suggesting the residual activity of a segmentation clock in Nasonia.
The book's distinguished ancestry originates in Plato; some passages resemble the philosopher's odder dialogues, minus the rational presence of Socrates.
Perhaps they would view the eight-foot-tall artwork as some sort of ancient monument, and try to find meaning in its shape (an elongated, flattened sphere), its odd cutouts (they resemble kidneys) and the lines on its surface (could they be star tracks?).
And the way the performers in "Manta Ray" wrapped themselves in odd blankets made them resemble the fish after which the piece was named.
Though there are passages when Ms. Tharp ceases to resemble these lesser artists, it's odd how merely incidental they are.
He makes odd videos that, at first glance, resemble sloppy blogs.
