It is a grand chamber, yes, with its vaulted Guastavino ceiling and its arched windows, giving out to Miss Liberty on one side and Lower Manhattan's bristling skyscrapers on the other.
But this reductive and ahistorical view implies the two are mutually exclusive, when there is more than enough room for architecture that inspires awe and wonder, yes, with its excess, and for architecture that modestly serves human needs.
Yes, with its Japan opening over the weekend suggesting it will end up with something under $1.5 billion in worldwide box office, Avengers 2 is ending up within at least distant hailing distance of The Avengers.
"Ginger & Rosa" — a coming-of-age story planted in the over-plowed field of the mythical '60s — is more conventional than some of Ms. Potter's other films, like "Yes," with its rhymed dialogue and geopolitical gestures, or the gender- and history-defying "Orlando".
Don't overlook the surprisingly entertaining one on conjunctions — yes, conjunctions — with its riffs on the ampersand ("the more ampersands in the credits, the crummier the movie") and the art of " 'but' management".
And oh yes SIlverlight, with its realtime streaming architecture, integrated adserver metrics, and oh maybe, a Silverlight based social center of the new desktop, which as Marc Benioff tells me is really the new center of the network.
Certainly, over the course of cinema history, stacking up the classics and measuring the influence, then yes, British film with its weird preoccupations and long passages of inertia looks pasty in comparison with that of France.
Nothing will be spared; therefore let nothing be wasted, not even the horror of a chair where you might sit and write or think: "that one there, / yes, that one with its open arms / and its invitation to sit, / its somnolence, its stab at dignity / its emptiness, was the very devil".
So yes, General Mills, with its family-friendly brand, chose to recast Betty Crocker's highly traditional father/mother nuclear family in the vein of Modern Family/Black'ish/Cristela. Starbucks stood up for LGBT rights in the state of Washington.
By 217 to 210, the House said yes to the measure, with its Republican backers arguing it would help more people find jobs.
Now we've come across a site called Boobik? (yes, with a question mark in its name, and no, NSFW).
