Hip-swinging walk, lips that tell cruel lies and sweet truths with a single smile, eyelashes that touch outer space.
Revenge would be sweet, but truth be told, I couldn't be more focused on playing a dangerous Ohio State team.
But it's also a sign of the times, really, wherein I'm forced to admit that all the experts are probably right: the glorious/terrible Net really can re-wire the brain, short-circuit the ability to focus and delve, coerce you into sacrificing the sweet monotask truth for the deceptive multitask lie.
There ain't no party like a college party, and that's the sweet-ass truth.
Plus, here's the stone-cold ignore-it-and-that's-your-sweet-ass truth: Either I've had all I can stand or I'll never, not this year, not this decade, not this eon, get enough. .
If everything tastes sweet, then in truth, nothing really is.
Far more beautiful than a bouquet of roses, the sweet smell of truth will truly liberate you.
Victoria's "O Magnum Mysterium"; Rutter's "What Sweeter Music"; Vaughan Williams's "Truth From Above"; Praetorius's "Puer Natus in Bethlehem"; Bach's "Christmas Chorale Preludes for Organ"; and other works; Robert McCormick, organist and music director.
And then, with a bit of sarcasm: "And anyway, the duty of the reporter is not to make the truth seem sweeter, but to show things as they really are".
Sometimes, as in "Mental Cases," the pain is too poignant even for pity, and moves only to the anger of despair; but more often the anger gives place to a beneficent impulse, as in "Strange Meeting," the first and one of the finest of his poems: Then, when much blood had clogged their chariot wheels I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, Even with truths that lie too deep for taint.
