But the remedies she advocates smack of worthy westerners lecturing the natives in good manners.
He has a nice turn with words: at a women's gym he observes how "a matron with a face like an aubergine stuffed with rice sat on guard at the door".Perhaps for balance, Mr Miles supplies worthy little lectures on the much bleaker side of the city and its regime; these sometimes seem a mite forced.
When did it become an expectation that turning up to lectures is worthy of reward in itself?
Stomping back to Larry's car with a fervor worthy of the W.W.F., Thor unleashes a screaming lecture about the idiocy of playing violent games with children.
The race to accumulate light easements and air rights is tied to the mandate for these high-priced condos to offer views worthy of the purchase price," added Mr. Jacobs, who lectures on air rights at the city bar association.
A sophomoric thesis and a lecturing of 'let's save the planet' routine are worthy of stuffing your ears with cotton during their preaching, but please ignore and enjoy the splendor of the special effects and fine acting.
His dream, he added, is to open a cultural center in Manhattan where he can teach international music, dance and languages and present lectures and concerts, "all the things I find beautiful and worthy to be shared".
In much of America, grilling is both an art and a science, a pursuit worthy of such rigor that Weber recently opened a Grill Academy here that offers lectures, tests and cooking lessons.
If Pep Guardiola deems it necessary to rush on to the pitch after a game to provide an impromptu lecture on positional play, then it's probably because he feels the player is worthy of the attention.
To that end, the conservancy sponsored a lecture by the architect Robert A.M. Stern last October, in which Stern listed thirty-five modern buildings in New York that he deemed worthy of designation as landmarks, and proclaimed that the time had come to treat modern architecture as reverentially as the architecture of the distant past, for, after all, modernism now is the past.
