- phantasy, that a
vulture opened the
mouth of the
child and
forcefully belabored it with its tail,
corresponds to the idea of fellatio, a ****ual act in...
- object-oriented
languages and systems. Paris: CNIT, La Défence. p. 11. "
Belaboring the Obvious:
Masterminds of
Programming Book".
March 27, 2009. Cox, Brad...
-
skilled but
critically maligned artists from
Journey to
Meatloaf would belabor throughout the '70s and '80s". Neil
McCormick of The
Daily Telegraph dubbed...
- with "narcissistic pride" and concluded, "By
alternately belittling and
belaboring her depression,
Wurtzel loses her credibility:
Either she's a brat who...
-
animators conve**** a figure's
heaviness by
giving it a slower, more
belabored movement, but
Kahrs was
concerned that such an
approach to a
central character...
-
served as
managing editor of The Rumpus. She is the
author of God Land and
Belabored. Lenz
moved from Vermillion,
South Dakota to Minneapolis,
Minnesota while...
-
colors and the construction—but we
cannot quite fathom the
point they
belabor.
Keeping us in this
state of half-knowing, of mystery-within-familiarity...
- much anti-war as pro-life.
Perhaps that's why I
admire it.
Instead of
belaboring ironic points about the 'war to end war,'
Trumbo remains stubbornly on...
- Anspaugh's
direction is good at
suggesting Hackman's
complexity without belaboring it." The New York Times'
Janet Maslin echoed Ebert's sentiments, writing...
- orators.
Although the
plainer language of
Atticism eventually became as
belabored and
ornate as the
perorations it
sought to replace, its
original simplicity...
