To use a gag-worthy phrase, Bell's gimmick is intersectional progressivism: he treats racial, gay, and women's issues as inseparable.
"Small Wonders," by Emily Nussbaum To use a gag-worthy phrase, W. Kamau Bell's gimmick is intersectional progressivism: he treats racial, gay, and women's issues as inseparable.
You could be a "person of cleavage," to borrow a Pulitzer-worthy phrase from Ruth Marcus, a Post columnist, but you could nonetheless make it through your day without having to give the matter much thought.
Now, like Ken Bone before it, the meme-worthy phrase is a T-shirt that you can buy on Google Ghost for $25.
The US Marshals Service says it followed "standard arrestee intake procedures," a cringe-worthy bureaucratic phrase that means it went by the book.
Nonetheless, anti-football is a worthy turn of phrase elsewhere in the A-League this weekend.
Ruthven deploys a phrase worthy of the Infidel himself, David Hume: jihad is "as essential to Islamic identity and self-definition as the Mass is to [Roman] Catholicism".
The framework also licenses Gelbart to get sweet revenge on an archetypal writer-baiting Hollywood producer, who at one point declares, in a phrase worthy of Samuel Goldwyn, "It's an unwritten law in letters 23 feet high".
In a phrase worthy of her fiction, she said of this period, "I relearn a lot, even the city loneliness has its savor - one that a mind like mine, however, has to be wary of".
Her phrasing, worthy of study.
The medical centre has one staff member for every two detainees Hunger strikes are allowed, but only along with "voluntary force-feeding" – a phrase admittedly worthy of Orwell.
