Launching the tour with students at Edinburgh College's Granton campus, Kay explained that it would be called Ferlie Leed, a Scots expression meaning "wondrous talk", and will begin with visits to North Uist, Lewis and Shetland.
Halilaj's moths personify the wondrous capacity for self-expression, recognition of his own sexuality, and the symbolic dance between self and society.
How wondrous to stretch beyond the rote expressions of life exchange we tend to take for granted~ and when that barista hands us our drink, to really look her in the eye and say from our hearts: "Thank you!" and when someone bags our groceries for us to take a moment and just say "Thank you.
To take "Romance" seriously, you would have to accept the tremendous French solemnity about masochism, which is presented here as a wondrous gift to women's sexual self-expression... View Article David Denby has been a staff writer and film critic at The New Yorker since 1998.
Poems, seemingly chosen for their rueful joy, their expression of life's short if wondrous span, were invoked.
Often, when reporting some wondrous detail, he will surround it with qualifications – expressions of uncertainty or open doubt.
The vocabulary of exclamation seeks expression as the medium of awed and surprised reaction to the wondrous feats of the Peking Acrobats.
But what a wondrous treat.
