The Senate was originally conceived as a sort of chamber of notables, but most of its members, over the years, have been notable mainly for their mediocrity.
In the essay on Schubert, the founder's great love, Robert Winter assembles a vast amount of biographical material and goes through it in approximately chronological sequence, but the effect is to turn the composer into a strange sort of musical business traveller, notable chiefly for his movement from town to town and street to street.
Except they sort of do: With one notable (and hilarious) exception, the music works in great concert with the film's narrative.
Point out patterns in the novel, and from there explain that this plot function is "cyclic", as this can be built upon to be explained as a metaphor for anything of the sort, the most notable of which being "the cycle of life"!
That this urge is playing out again in what, back in the Cold War days, used to be called "the shadows," without publicity or attention of any sort, is notable in itself and makes Turse's latest post all the more important.
You can segue, less wisely, into one of about a half-dozen pissaladières, which are French flatbreads of a sort, notable not so much for their vapid crusts (at least as rendered at Bar Artisanal) as for the showcase they afford mozzarella, gorgonzola and the like.
But it doesn't – and nobody discusses how this sort of company could change, a notable absence from the election campaign.
In fact, there's some acknowledgement within the GOP (even in the recent past from Ryan and Trump) that we may never see any sort of repeal the most recent and notable recognition coming via former Republican House Speaker John Boehner's Thursday remarks that the notion of repeal was laughable.
Part of that happiness comes from the sort of reinvention Mr. Strumbel has become notable for.
