The antics are timeless, but the premise of Duck Soup may never have been more timely: Groucho, as Rufus T. Firefly, the newly appointed leader of Freedonia, declares war on a neighboring country for murky reasons.
That new model of leadership is premised on a timeless understanding of American politics: a) that the true power of the presidency is the power of persuasion; and b) that persuasion usually demands engagement.
Anzeri's hair characters compliment the timeless bookshelves the venue, which was until recently the premises of antique bookseller Bernard Quaritch.
But the premise of this reasonably watchable immersion in nostalgia is "timeless," as Hollywood hype would have it.
But far too often, the arguments that develop from this are premised on the notion that "left behind" communities are monolithically white, timeless and static — single, cohesive social entities that were subsequently disrupted by immigration.
The premise behind all of it is that Interior Define will offer affordable yet timeless furniture that is made to last and that doesn't look like the same cookie cutter piece of furniture you see in every store window.
Because, while most theoretical physicists today work on the premise that there is no absolute time — that time is an illusion, that the universe is, in effect, timeless — there are dissenters, Lee Smolin among them.
A literary oddity set in an autumnal, timeless village, this directorial debut from Sol Tryon (written by Mr. O'Connell, a standup comedian, and Peter Kline) strains to accommodate its daft premise and pontificating lead.
