The fabric that makes Coney Island the tapestry of the human condition is a sideshow banner that can sum up the place in one word: "Thrills!" Becoming Icarus on a fast lunch break may not be the wisest life choice I've made, but it's the daring spirit of Coney Island that I hope will thrill you, thrill me and make for the meal of a century.
But the entire Spanish lifestyle, one which focuses on the rich tapestry of human engagement and life's pleasures, makes the Spanish less desperate -- happier -- than Americans are.
Rather than the same handful of biblical passages, we can have readings from any book, poem or song in the whole broad tapestry of human culture.
In practice, voters' choices reflect the whole rich tapestry of human nature: swayed by emotions as well as reason, salesmen as well as products, by tribal attachment as well as cool calculation.
In the backs of my eyes, I have a bright tapestry of human blood vessels.
In many Twelfth Nights, the Malvolio scenes are the highlights, with the rest longueurs by comparison, but here they are just part of an intricate tapestry of human behaviour.
For Mr. Hutchinson, "Traffic" provided an opportunity to knit together seemingly unrelated predicaments into a broader tapestry of human behavior.
Both Janney and Phipps breed their own horses, which makes for a tapestry of human lineage entwined with a rich equine ancestry.
Woven together, these monologues of bereavement and confusion, illustrated with images so terrible they repel rational explanation, form a tapestry of human misery that's impossible to shake off.
And it's one of very few volumes to arrive on the sex-book shelf accompanied by a blurb from Joyce Carol Oates, who calls it, "a remarkable tapestry of human passion — an interior world of highly charged erotic mysteries that teasingly suggest, but ever elude, decoding".
