The narrative pace occasionally slackens with a digression on etymology and Mawer's tendency to spin out cosmic significance from a small gesture calls to mind Kundera parodying himself.
In his late 50's now, he has kept in good physical shape, and while so many American free-jazz musicians of the 1960's have either died or slackened with age, Mr. Brotzmann has become a fairly influential father figure.
The territory of the ligated LAD appeared flattened and slackened with pale, uneven surfaces due to ischemic necrosis in vehicle-treated animals.
Does she ever just sit down and slacken her mind with some rubbish TV? "No.
Guitar strings naturally slacken and tighten with changes in temperature and humidity.
The entire production, in New Haven as part of the International Festival of Arts and Ideas, sustains a martial urgency that only rarely slackens, underscored with propulsive drum-driven music by Adrian Lee.
English Salukis (chiefly descendants of Sarona Kelb) were exported to many countries, but by the mid-1930s, intereslackenedned, and with the outbreak of World War II, breeding and show activities almost entirely stopped.
It was Freud who painted Jerry Hall not in her heyday as a supermodel but when she was pregnant: a very Penn-like delay, waiting for the body to slacken, stretch, and fill with extra life.
Today, with cannabis laws continuing to slacken around the world and the stigma and dangers once associated with getting high dissipating, pot smokers will soon have even more leeway to get creative with their fluid selections.
