Its view of the man once nicknamed Ancient History Up Close (by the 80's group Devo) reflects the mutable pop culture in which Mr. Young has remained afloat for nearly 40 years, evolving unpredictably and single-mindedly without a whiff of compromise.
The single-player mode has a whiff of the PS2 era about it, from the macho lead to the OTT box art, but the multiplayer looks amazing.
Once it had rendered, he piled chopped tomatoes on top and a single dried red chili to give it a whiff of heat and no more.
But unbutton a single layer of the surface lace, and an unmistakable whiff of late Beethoven is released.
In the stridency of her demands, Catholics smell a whiff of anti-clericalism.The church refuses to be singled out.
The State Department's list of countries singled out for priority for refugees still has a strong whiff of the cold war.
While discussing the Verve's latest single Love Is Noise with bandmates Oscar Cash and Gabriel Stebbing there's more than a whiff of disdain at the rock dinosaurs' electro dabblings.
Other times she employs exhausted verbs, nouns and adjectives in a single sentence you'll find "eschewing," "embroiled," "acquisition" and "gripping" that emit a whiff of embalming fluid.
