"For people my age, in their 50s, the dreams of their youth didn't hold up, but now they have some resources and a little bit of land," said Will Bruder, a Phoenix architect whose small, lightweight structures were one inspiration for today's modernist sheds.
Some critics hail her as a major figure in world letters; others dismiss her as a comparative lightweight whose work is solipsistic at best, salacious at worst.
A King James version of the Bible goes to each winner.Piers Allen of Malta nominated Ronald Reagan:A joke-cracking, afternoon-napping, intellectual lightweight whose memory could, in times of crisis, always be relied upon, but only to fail.
But Mr. Bronfman could never outrun his detractors, who jeered him as an intellectual lightweight whose judgment was clouded by the star-studded atmosphere of Hollywood and the record business.
They know that, given his family connections, Jeb is their best path to the White House and they're not going to blow that by propping up some Republican lightweight whose father and brother weren't president, not when Hillary, with all her connections and dynastic power, will be the opponent.
The first American retrospective of the French painter Fautrier (1898-1964) reveals a capricious, lightweight sensibility, whose obsession with surface and materials was also quite prescient.
Their peers include star welterweight Dan "the Outlaw" Hardy and his partner Elizabeth Holloway, and Liverpudlian lightweight Terry Etim, whose girlfriend Jodi Tennant turns out to be first cousin of the notorious football WAG Danielle Lloyd.
Asher I. Kelty, whose innovative design of lightweight backpacks with external frames and waist straps became popular with many hikers, died on Jan . 12at his home here, his wife, Nena, said.
He'll be remembered as a smart operator but lightweight thinker, whose lack of serious preparation and narrow internal Tory party political posturing led to the disastrous, inward-looking, petty nationalistic Brexit vote.
