It's Hard To Lose When Your Standards

It's Wonderful To Be Hated By Idiots.

This Case Is Just As Racist As The Fictional, But Unfortunately All Too Typical Case, In 'to Kill A Mockingbird'.

Although Most Informed Balletomanes Would Place Artistry Above Technique, Artistry Without A Strong Technique Is A Flaccid, Bloodless Thing Indeed, Whereas Technique Without Much Artistry Can Still Dazzle Us In The Manner Of The Circus Or Sports Arena Translated To A Higher Plane. Though The Perfect Blend Of The Two Elements Is The Consummation Devoutly To Be Wished, The Real Enemy Of Good Ballet Is Not The Slight Preponderance Of One Or The Other But The Prevalence Of Pantomime--the Turning Of Dance Into Second-rate Theater.

Diana Rigg Is Built Like A Brick Mausoleum With Insufficient Flying Buttresses.

Robert Creely's Poems Have Two Main Characteristics. 1) They Are Short; 2) They Are Not Short Enough.