Ms. Lippard (born in 1937) is known today mainly as a feminist and leftist activist, but in the years addressed by the exhibition — 1966 to 1973 — she was an extraordinarily energetic participant in, and promoter of, what was then seemingly a relatively apolitical trend.
The son of a goldsmith, he was an artist of traditional if vast ambition, who specialized in a seemingly modest and relatively young technology.
As is common in large American offensives, the guerrillas seem to have melted away, allowing the Americans a seemingly quick and relatively bloodless victory.
There are critics who challenge the ability of Reggio Emilia's seemingly spontaneous and relatively unstructured classrooms to help young children learn basics like letter and number recognition and simple math concepts.
While Mailbox had mentioned to us that they were tinkering with an iPad app in previous briefings, they've only recently begun to mention it in public — and even then, seemingly only through relatively quiet Twitter responses.
I knew that at this point I was such a selfish piece of shit and lower than low the best I could do was to try to put those feelings onto paper in an attempt to figure out how someone so seemingly intelligent and (relatively) normal like me could do this to himself.
The semistatic analysis (Table 3) leads to estimates for Szz that are higher in DOPC than in DLPC, seemingly because the relatively smaller tilt angles in DOPC do not demand a downgrade of Szz during the fitting process.
(There is also a relatively scattershot, seemingly sour-grapes exhibition of his work at his former representative, the Pace Gallery, in its West 22nd Street space, but never mind).
I would spend the better part of a month steeping myself in the work of Peter Matthiessen, say, and then ask him how and why the relatively raw, seemingly naked anger of his early books had ripened into the beautifully polished serenity of a Zen teacher in the later.
As Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg lobbied yesterday for his proposal to raise taxes and cut services to close this year's budget gap, City Council leaders -- the ones who usually rail about what cuts must be restored -- were relatively quiet, seemingly resigned to the essence of plan.
