From his silence on the point, Wills, we must conclude, has never suffered any qualms, like those Janet Malcolm anatomizes in "The Journalist and the Murderer," about the moral ambiguities inherent in the journalistic enterprise. ❋ Post (2010)
In this masterly portrait of provincial life in 19th-century England, George Eliot anatomizes the fictional town of Middlemarch. ❋ Tina Brown (2009)
With remorselessly and delightfully mordant wit, The White Tiger anatomizes the fantastic cravings of the rich; it evokes, too, with startling accuracy and tenderness, the no less desperate struggles of the deprived. ❋ Aravind Adiga (2008)
The emerging field of border studies anatomizes these domains of interface; and in the process, allows us to see how the domestic and the foreign are constantly making and remaking one another. ❋ Mary L. Dudziak (2008)
A professor at the Naval War College anatomizes the Iraqi insurgency and assesses the long road still ahead. ❋ Unknown (2006)
But E.M. Forster also anatomizes with precision and wit the tensions within the prosperous middle class itself: between the artistic, intellectual, progressive Schlegel family and the materialistic, philistine, conservative Wilcoxes -- on whom the Schlegels, whether or not they like to admit it, are economically dependent. ❋ Unknown (2008)
But those of us who do care have no one book to turn to that anatomizes his work, ballet by ballet. ❋ Gottlieb, Robert (2008)
F.r anyone who still imagines Ireland to be a nation of stout-swilling rebels clutching rosaries in fists raised against the English (in a timeless, endless but no doubt honorable cause), the country that R.F. F.ster anatomizes in his new history may mystify. ❋ William Birdthistle (2008)
While it is true that the passage anatomizes body parts, and true that when the two interlocuters hear the story of the youth who gluts his passion on the marble statue, the narrator exclaims that "he made love to the statue as though to a boy" (177), this missed detail of ❋ Unknown (2006)
The unflattering precision with which Hollinghurst anatomizes each thought and feeling of Nicholas Guest--I don't even know where to begin. ❋ Jenny Davidson (2004)
This major European novelist not only anatomizes -- brilliantly -- one triangular relationship from the old Austro-Hungarian Empire, he also captures the pandemonium of all human relationships the smoldering embers of our feelings, of lust, love, revenge and hate. ❋ Unknown (2001)
Yet the ruling ideology of the market worshipers Mr. Frank so brilliantly anatomizes has it that the market is not under God, the market is God. ❋ Unknown (2000)
No man, not even her own author, is exempted from her mordant ridicule as she anatomizes the follies of man - kind. ❋ WALTER KAISER (1968)
Others try to make us see and understand their men; Halifax anatomizes. ❋ Various (N/A)
He anatomizes us; pulls us to pieces, puts us together, and then animates us with a breath of his "passion" -- sincere upon every occasion, I don't doubt. ❋ George Meredith (1868)
Girl: "Have you heard [the song] Anatome by [Jaime]?"
Girl 2: "Yeah, it's totally [cray]!" ❋ Jenny Lollipop (2012)
[brian] is 'anatomically gifted'. he made me [orgasm] [over and over]! ❋ Puff.dragon. (2010)
Hooker: "Hey! Do you like to party!?"
Client: "Well, I not comfortable [soliciting] the services of a prostitute."
Hooker: "Then think of me more as an anatomical sales associate."
Client: "[Oh, well] [when you put it that way]..." ❋ Improviduto (2007)
[ms] degrandchamp is a anatomical salesman. ❋ Blake Yancey (2007)
Hooker: "Hey! Do you like to party!?"
Client: "Well, I'm not exactly comfortable with [soliciting] the services of a prostitute."
Hooker: "Then think of me more as an anatomical sales associate."
Client: "[Oh, well] [when you put it that way]..." ❋ Improviduto (2007)
[Anatomical transposition] is [a common] characteristic in [upper management]. ❋ Im Not Putting My Lips On That (2020)
