Sentences with phrase «now hoary»

The show itself is rather a mixed bag, and the artists in it I preferred seem to have little to do with the by - now hoary abstract expressionist tradition.

This by now hoary bit of academic jargon marks Institutions of Modernism as the offspring of «cultural studies,» that popular pseudo-discipline that resulted from crossing Marxist animus with deconstructionist verbiage.

Not exact matches

These standard, and by now wearisomely clichéd, polemics recall nearly every hoary rhetorical trope of the Puritans.

Given the state government's congenital distaste for anything resembling open government, the chances of the states now - hoary 1974 open meetings laws being meaningfully improved this year are slim.

Warrior even employs the hoariest of all sports movie clichés: the training montage (though Warrior's is set to Beethoven's «Ode to Joy,» not Bill Conti's «Gon na Fly Now» or Joe Esposito's «You're The Best»).

And in spite of some occasionally hoary and expositional (my spell - check tells me this isn't a word — I say phooey, it is now!)

This issue of Education Next vividly illustrates these dilemmas and shows how such hoary questions of political philosophy are now entangled with interests and ingrained practices.

Following a $ 336 million investment and several months of employee training, Chevy Volts are now rolling down the same line that builds the hoary but quality - leading Cadillac DTS and Buick Lucerne.