What we get instead is a rather GQ-ish profile in which the author is obtrusively present in the story to no apparent end, Mr Limbaugh's opulent home is described at a level of detail seldom seen outside of "Cribs", and the psychological insights tend to be of the afternoon talk show sort: He's still seeking stern daddy's approval, you see.
Both Mr. Powell and Mr. Annan said they delivered stern warnings to the government, which sought to crush two rebel movements in Darfur in early 2003 by unleashing Arab militias on the local population of black Africans.
Ms. Houghton said she began talking with Ms. Rostenberg and Ms. Stern about the play in 1998 and sought their input as she went along.
Towards the end of the Middle Ages, the wealthy increasingly sought to escape this regime of stern collectivism.
Then a stern-sounding Mr. Clinton, staring at the crowd, sought a new topic by saying, "Next question".
Unlike his previous occupation of Asunción, this time Zavala sought to suppress any future revolt with sterner reprisals.
So Francis sought out the wolf and gave the animal a stern lecture, telling him he deserved to be hanged for his crimes.
When Mr. Wahid ordered Security Minister Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to take "stern measures" to enforce law and order on Monday, Mr. Yudhoyono sought out Mrs. Megawati for guidance on proceeding.
Nationally, Mr. Pataki has appeared to be a stern opponent of the Bush administration on the clean air issue, though he has sought to align himself closely with the conservatives in his party on other issues, like budgeting.
Most major practitioners now esteem the Bauhaus, in contrast with the postmodern architects of Venturi's era an era that includes Michael Graves and Robert A. M. Stern who sought to make a name for themselves by attacking their modernist predecessors.
In an interview conducted the week prior to the UNFCCC, lead U.S. climate negotiator Todd Stern sought to reassure, stating that the U.S. remains prepared to reduce ghg emissions.
