John Barrell has observed acutely (in the LRB of 2 November 2000) that so-called literary biography seems now to have become markedly less 'literary', subordinating or virtually ignoring the work of the writer concerned, except insofar as it can be made to mirror the ups and downs, pleasures, pains and supposed secrets of his or her personal existence.
A battle over redistricting virtually shut down the work of the Texas Legislature for a second day today and turned into a Keystone Kops affair.
Shawcross virtually cribs from the work of the foreign policy analyst Robert Kagan, when he notes that since Europeans can never match the military power of the United States, they "are more and more intent on emphasizing the vital importance of international structures, even those that give equal weight to those who abuse their precepts".
Early work on kinetic theory by W. Herepath and J. Waterston was virtually ignored, but the work of A. Krönig made kinetic theory a lively topic in physics.
Virtually all the works of this brilliant, original poet whose verse is charged with both learning and reflection, considering both roots and voyages (born in New Mexico, Wright has lived in New England for 25 years now).
But is it fair, Mr. Koda was asked, for a touted designer to lift the work of a virtually unknown innovator and pass it off as his own without crediting him?
But for many years, the work of gay filmmakers was virtually invisible beyond niche circles.
In the Renaissance the plinth was virtually a work of art in itself.
Therefore, if security programs are to be successful, they must be carried out in a context of considerable understanding and cooperation of virtually the entire work force.
What that means in practice is a device that looks like a remote control, but has a silicon memory into which you can download up to eight hours of mind enrichment digitally-compressed sound filenrichment digitally-compressedarnesoundung man reading this morning's Wall Street Journal to George Stephanopoulos trashing his filesr boss to (yes) the virtually complete works ofeaturing King.
