Shore has peers in a generation that, in the nineteen-seventies, stormed to eminence with color film, which art photographers had long disdained, and, often, with a detached scrutiny of suburban sprawl, woebegone towns, touristed nature, cars (always cars), and other familiar and banal, accidentally beautiful, cross-country phenomena.
Then there was the notion that by linking scraps of documentary evidence with a careful scrutiny of clues buried in the plays, it was possible, even desirable, to compose a plausible narrative about the life and times of a great Elizabethan that might also appeal to a 21st-century audience.
With a closer scrutiny of the keyword network, the cluster analysis (Fig. 8) shows that the subgroup with economic characteristics is replaced by specialized and diversified subgroups, including the continued presence of urban, infrastructure, and agriculture subjects, as well as more prominent and specialized subgroups on geological disaster and safety in production.
The first of these, Robinson Crusoe (1719), an immediate success at home and on the Continent, is a unique fictional blending of the traditions of Puritan spiritual autobiography with an insistent scrutiny of the nature of man as social creature and an extraordinary ability to invent a sustaining modern myth.
The book is a unique fictional blending of the traditions of Puritan spiritual autobiography with an insistent scrutiny of the nature of men and women as social creatures, and it reveals an extraordinary ability to invent a sustaining modern myth.
Friedrich's written commentary on aesthetics was limited to a collection of aphorisms set down in 1830, in which he explained the need for the artist to match natural observation with an introspective scrutiny of his own personality.
Of course, that prewar elegance comes with the scrutiny of a co-op board.
But all of it that, she added, is nothing compared with the scrutiny of a high-strung co-op board.
Mr. Oberstar's criticism coincides with greater scrutiny of a number of regulators and the industries they oversee, including Wall Street firms.
Walker was always going to have trouble with the scrutiny of a national campaign, outside those justices' reach and outside the demographics of an overwhelmingly white state whose racial divisions he heightened with the help of a sycophantic right-wing media.
