Macy's, a store more closely associated with holiday shopping than any other, manages to make a virtue out of seeming necessity with elaborate (if saccharine) tableaux beautifully crafted out of nothing more than colored paper.
(No "My, My, My," though?) That was followed, of seeming necessity, by a cooling off with "Sensitivity," the biggest hit from Mr. Tresvant, whose pillow-soft vocals have been the template for much of the pop-oriented R&B of the last few years.
No doubt inequity, which, by many accounts, is a precondition for civilization, has been a driving force behind the kinds of innovations that have made indoor plumbing and electricity, not to mention refrigeration, central heating, and Wi-Fi, come, in the intervening centuries, to seem necessities in the U.S. Still, there are choices to be made.
But it's his very sense of beauty, his taste for the elegant moves on the board of complex social games, that crosses the lines; he makes frivolity itself seem essential, leisure a necessity, idleness an essential mode of creation — and money all the more important, yet still insufficient.
But it's his very sense of beauty, his taste for the elegant moves on the board of complex social games, that crosses the lines; he makes frivolity itself seem essential, leisure a necessity, idleness an essential mode of creation and money all the more important, yet still insufficient.
Freshness seems a necessity in order to counter the relentless Nadal on clay.
It seems, from necessity, to be with us again.Mr Wolfe touches many topics.
Moral and intellectual leadership may be a luxury item in a mature state, but it seems a necessity in the earliest days.
Once panic sets in, for an army or an occupier, then the persecution — indeed, the slaughter — of the population seems a necessity for survival.
The set by Edward T. Gianfrancesco, depicting a shoeshine shop and Miss Tiny's beauty parlor, seems by necessity overly functional and less ornamental than it might be.
