As a Pulitzer prize winning poet, former Oxford professor of poetry and current New Yorker poetry editor, Muldoon is no stranger to the challenges of making words stand alone on the page.
Though I believe their insightful words stand alone, I would like to direct your attention to the fact that all three responses discuss both technical and personal aspects of dramaturgy.
"I think he shares our frustrations over the propaganda from the Ramseys, and he has been offering some bottom-line comments, making it clear that their version of events does not stand alone as the last word.
When she sang Britten's cantata "Phaedra" at the New York Philharmonic, she froze listeners in their seats with her high monotone chant of the words "I stand alone".
When she sang Benjamin Britten's cantata Phaedra at the New York Philharmonic, she froze listeners in their seats with her high monotone chant of the words "I stand alone".
Those words could stand alone as a monument to Wales' wrongness – a warning for future generations on why we must never heed the advice of a man who calls himself 'Jimbo'Jimbo
An Indian word meaning "stand alone," the Currahees earned their name from the Georgia mountain of the same name they trained at during World War II.
The senses, in other words, do not stand alone.
A nifty passage finds Sydney sharing with Uta the secret of the Lunts' famous flair for overlapping dialogue: the key is to let the telling lines stand alone, and overlap only on unnecessary words and phrases.
Every word had to pay its way, stand alone, hit its mark.
Both struggle to stand alone.
