The word was quick and oddly unerring.
Fans love the bare, honest poet behind such words, and Oldham's musical touch here – acoustic with blasts of searing electric guitar – is unerring.
The art critic Stuart Preston, reviewing the Guggenheim exhibition in The New York Times, wrote: "The word subtlety is crude when applied to the astonishing textural and coloristic variations that Tàpies, whose taste is unerring to the point of preciosity, manages to confect".
The art critic Stuart Preston, reviewing the Guggenheim exhibition in The New York Times, wrote: "The word subtlety is crude when applied to the astonishing textural and coloristic variations that T?es, whose taste is unerring to the point of preciosity, manages to confect".
Truman always boasted that he had 95% total recall of conversations he was privy to (though sometimes he forgot and said it was 93%) but certainly his visual perceptions were unerring - this coupled with a love of history, gossip, character and a skill at putting all this to words that in his memoir brings Brooklyn Heights to life as vividly as any landscape Truman ever undertook to survey.
The sensibility is unerring.
Not every instinct was unerring.
Do you still hang your words in air, ten years unfinished, glued to your notice board, with gaps or empties for the unimaginable phrase — unerring Muse who makes the casual perfect?
Bhakti Ram Jain's memory was unerring.
Do you still hang your words in air, ten years unfinished, glued to your notice board, with gaps or empties for the unimaginable phrase— unerring Muse who makes the casual perfect?
