(Should you doubt this, I would very much like to introduce you to the collected works of Jean-Claude Brisseau).
In the preface to the collected Rabbit novels, "Rabbit Angstrom," he talks about "the religious faith that a useful truth will be imprinted by a perfect artistic submission".
One channel will be devoted to the collected works of Edwardian documentary trailblazers Mitchell and Kenyon; another to selections from Sight & Sound's greatest films of all-time poll.
Our future policy is pretty simple: we will name the official briefer when he or she is speaking on the record to the collected lobby.
"From all which, there arises to the critic a question whether, with such evidence against him as to the excellence of this writer, he should not subordinate his own opinion to the collected opinion of the world of readers".
I refer not to the collected works of William Shakespeare but a contemporary rival volume that has not only sold non-stop for 400 years but also shaped our imaginative landscape: the King James Bible.
It even beats its 1999 predecessor, "The Mummy," because at least the first film wasn't stealing from itself in addition to the collected works of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas and Universal's 1930's genre films.
At Saturday morning's Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm, after the Swedish royal anthem was played, Carl-Henrik Heldin, the chairman of the board of the Nobel Foundation, delivered a brief speech to the collected laureates and guests.
Coming to the collected letters as a lover of "The Radetzky March," I couldn't help finding this statement disappointing, disingenuous even.
It then selects the one that is most astute, and applies it to the collected information.
Time series clustering was applied to the collected salinity data of tube wells.
