They looked preposterously fit, fickle as a tween-chameleon, and narcissistic almost to the point of self-enshrinement: my old friends.
Those items, along with the statues of E.T. and the cast-iron gate decorated with the royal coat of arms of Britain, could belong only to Michael Jackson, whose style of self-enshrinement has always mixed the regal and the childlike.
He was an unconventional poet of love, due to his natural aversion to "earnest" poetry -- by which he meant the self-absorbed enshrinement of the autobiographical.
If this cultural moment is ultimately responsible for excesses such as hundred-dollar yoga pants and enshrinement of self-esteem as a core educational goal akin to math and reading, it also gave rise to the organic food movement, the popularization of yoga, and the ideas that wellness and mindfulness are worthy pursuits.
The high court overturned two lower-court rulings that the "personal religious rights" of the widow, Yasuko Nakaya, 54, had been violated by Self-Defense Forces officials who helped in the enshrinement over her objections.
The enshrinement of Rodman capped the enshrinement of the 10-member class of 2011.
Most players, though, seek enjoyment, not enshrinement.
The enshrinement ceremony will be held the weekend of Aug. 11-13.
What: Enshrinement dinner and show ($125); FanFest ($5).
There we go!") and "Self-Rule: A Cultural History of American Democracy" (1995), are attacks on early-twentieth-century Progressivism; Wiebe presents the Progressives' enshrinement of "good government" and "public policy" as replacements for spoils-system party politics as having been a way for an educated élite to take more than its fair share of power.
I see the enshrinement of more army power.
