When I last read the story, it was the quality of the prose that delighted, the rightness with which Sutcliff gives life to physical sensation.
Throughout, it is the rightness with which things fit together that feels poetic in Walton's work: he almost invariably achieves a kind of syntactical lock, even when the parts of a piece are simply stacked atop one another, either on the floor or, more often, on small cantilevered shelves.
Minimalism is not an architecture of self-denial, deprivation or absence: it is defined not by what is not there, but by the rightness of what is there and by the richness with which this is experienced.
There were wet eyes in the house, too, and more than one person listening to her must have thought that there was a kind of rightness about the fact that the book with which she won the award last year, Just Kids, was about that time, and about the person, Robert Mapplethorpe, who experienced it along with her.
Here is a photograph of a man who has vast issues of the rightness or wrongness of his actions in power with which to wrestle.
Practically Perfect is an excellent number with which to introduce the nanny-heroine, who, for all the brisk charm of Laura Michelle Kelly, radiates a certain smug belief in her own rightness.
(Russell himself had developed a similar line of argument against theories which identify rightness with a tendency to arouse approval in his "The Elements of Ethics" (1912).) This objection leaves Russell untouched.
There is some sign in his published paper of that date that he had not yet extended the new view to include rightness, i.e. that he had come to distinguish rightness, which remained a property of the act and not of the agent, from obligation or obligatedness, now appearing as a property of the agent.
Underlying every Constitutional right is the tacit recognition of "rightness" -- that which is appropriate, decent, respectful, and just.
They disturb the viewer's sense of rightness-with-the-world, but that was the aim of Brandt's adventurous lens.
Organic is loaded with a sense of rightness, with a set of rules.
