"A delirious triumph" enthused this paper of Inherent Vice.
Olivia Colman told this paper of her mortification at being shown naked in the 2006 comedy Confetti, directed by Debbie Isitt.
There were several stand-outs, but the winner is the terse and timely "Outcry at first, then outrageous cuts epidemic spawned this paper of protest" from Mozz65.
In a dazzling review in this paper of the Armani exhibition at the Guggenheim in 2000, he identified an imaginative power that was equal to Cecil Beaton's in the Ascot scene in "My Fair Lady".
It was a picture on Thursday's front page of this paper of a U.S. soldier being hugged by his young kids as he left for Iraq, just before Christmas.
"Seldom can three points, and indeed leadership of the league, have been won more cheaply," wrote Patrick Barclay in this paper of West Ham United's 1-0 victory at Everton at the end of August 1983.
In 2003 I made a BBC Radio 4 Analysis programme on ethnic cleansing, inspired, in part, by a profile I had written for this paper of Benny Morris, who believes in it [SEE UPDATE AND CLARIFICATION BELOW].
A 2004 review in this paper of Stuart Calton's sequence on the clearances, Sheep Walk Cut, prompted a vigorous and still unresolved debate over the proper and improper ways to represent Scottish landscape and history.
A discussion is presented in this paper of both physical and mathematical implications of this fact.
The contribution to this paper of Michael Elad's course on sparse and redundant representations and Elad's advises are acknowledged.
Perhaps you've already made the connection with the earlier example in this paper of the peacock's elaborate plumage.
