Sweet, quiet Tommie Agee, now gone, made two lovely catches in the third game for Gentry — with Nolan Ryan, for goodness' sake, out of the bullpen.
Kathleen Tynan would not, when late with a press release for Perpetua, lie fully dressed and terrified under the duvet, chain-smoking, glugging cold sake out of a beaker and putting on make-up as a hysterical displacement activity.
Ms. Bontecou, more to the point, reminds us what it means not only to live a life richly but also to make art, as all serious artists do, for its own sake, out of inner necessity, because that is really the only good reason to be an artist.
Let's get busy for busy sake out of our lives.
Carefully lift the decanter of sake out of the water and serve the hot drink immediately.
And for God's sake listen out for the national anthem at the end of the night.
He also challenged the cult of speed for its own sake, pointing out that above 150mph, energy use soared and rates of return plummeted.
Then sit back, sip some sake, look out at the shimmering patterns of sun- or moonlight on the waters of Fort Pond, and be glad that Asian fusion food has come to Montauk.
Given the quality of the performance overall, Ada's grand Act 2 aria, in which she envisions future misfortunes but resolves to brave them for love's sake, stood out more than it might otherwise, thanks to an exciting rendition by Elisabet Strid, a soprano with a bright, flexible voice of ample power.
· Robert White Creeley, poet, born May 21 1926 March 30 20055 I know a man As I sd to my friend, because I am always talking, - John, I sd, which was not his name, the darkness sur- rounds us, what can we do against it, or else, shall we & why not, buy a goddamn big car, drive, he sd, for christ's sake, look out where yr going.
He is dismayed by the outcome of his education, which has been subsumed by the values of the marketplace, and the book begins with him creating art for art's sake – setting out, in conversations with artists, writers, performers and practitioners, to discover why doing something just because you want to do it is important.
