In "Matron," a woman sits in some splendor, wearing a traditional dress embroidered with flowers, a pleated flounce at the hem of her long skirt, while two women behind her arrange her hair.
Instead, it can't stay away from Alex and Max, two achingly beautiful white guys who bring to mind James Dean or Warren Beatty plus 100 pounds of muscle; if producers are hoping for some "Splendor in the Grass" melodrama, these two are the guys to bet on.
Last but not least, for some hacker style and flavor, check out some sartorial splendor here.
It was about Obama giving some complaining allies the opportunity to blow off steam amidst some presidential splendor.
Though every season in Japan is associated with some horticultural splendor, the chrysanthemum, as the crest of the imperial family, is treated with utmost ceremony, and Ms. Tripp was inspired to recreate the tradition back in the Bronx.
There is some sartorial splendor afoot, and it's coming in the form of headwear.
As Bradley forcefully put it in his Logic, "that the glory of this world in the end is appearance leaves the world more glorious, if we feel it is a show of some fuller splendor; but the sensuous curtain is a deception and a cheat, if it hides some colourless movement of atoms " (Bradley 1883: 590).
It is easy to see, however, how Absolute idealism threatens those very ideals it is supposed to defend, since it denies that finite existence is truly real and downgrades it to 'a show of some fuller splendor.' If reality is a single unified totality, what is the individual self?
The loss has been progressive: the earliest patriarchs and matriarchs retained some of the splendor of the first humans, but it is now almost entirely gone.
There are ways to restore at least some of the splendor of Penn Station and make it much better than what our customers are living with each day as they pass through what is the busiest rail terminal in the Northeast.
But on Saturday night it regained some of its splendor when its leading female role was performed by a guest ballerina, Caroline Cavallo, an American-born dancer from the Royal Danish Ballet, which also has this work in its repertory.
