Or at least they straddled the worlds of post-tonal grittiness and straightforward lyricism.
All of the above were areas launched with much promise – homes for heroes, brave new worlds of post-slum clearance etc.
October 25 2011 October 30 2011 Oct. 25-3030: Wycliffe Gordon, an ebullient trombonist and singer who can straddle the divergent worlds of post-bop and traditional jazz, salutes his New Orleans compatriot Louis Armstrong.
The New Year bids us do some sighting of the New in the worlds of post-modern, post-religious, post hippie, post "spirituality" sub-cultures.
In "The Flamethrowers," she focusses on the highly politicized world of post-Nixon nineteen-seventies America.
But by the mid 80s we had drifted off into the apolitical world of post-modernism.
This applies even more to her treatment of Gertler's position in the burgeoning art world of post-impressionist London.
As a training ground for a career in the brutal and suspicious world of post-Soviet business, the enmity of hardline Northern Irish politics is hard to beat.
During that time it became clear to me that absolutely no scholarship had been done in the world of post-war 20th-century furniture.
Above all, he was a novelist, poet and critic, whose presence within the literary world of post-war Italy was defined by his distance from it.
In the topsy-turvy world of post-apartheid South Africa, Mr. McBride, a mixed-race former anti-apartheid guerrilla, is now the officer's boss.
