nimzovich造句

• In a 1927 match, Vidmar derailed Nimzovich by brandishing an unlit cigar.
• :Nimzovich suffered from the delusion that he was unappreciated and that the reason was malice.
• Myers wrote numerous editions of his book on the Nimzovich Defense, as well as three other books on the openings.
• Myers is best known for his writings on unusual chess openings such as the Nimzovich Defense ( 1 . e4 Nc6 ).
• Said Nimzovich : " But he is threatening to smoke, and we all know the threat is stronger than the execution !"
• As in Game 16, Karpov used his favorite main line Queen's Indian Defense, with Aron Nimzovich's 4 . . . Ba6.
• But, secondly, the game doesn't constitute a true zugzwang because at the very end Nimzovich had a threat to win his opponent's queen.
• Kamsky used Aron Nimzovich's 4 . . . Ba6, instead of the standard fianchetto with 4 . . . Bb7, to make White decide how to defend the c4 pawn.
• The game followed a main line of the Caro-Kann Defense, as in Game 8, with the classical 3 Nd2 and 4 . . . Nd7, which Aron Nimzovich popularized in the 1920s.
• More than half a century ago, Russian grandmaster Arom Nimzovich resigned to a player he considered his inferior by climbing atop a table and yelling angrily, " That I should lose to this idiot !"
• Andrew Soltis has objected to the characterization of this game as " the Immortal Zugzwang Game ", explaining : " First, Saemisch could have moved one of his pieces, even though it would have returned the sacrificed piece to Nimzovich.
• As in Games 3 and 13, the players followed a main line of the Queen's Indian Defense, with Karpov again choosing Aron Nimzovich's elongated fianchetto with 4 . . . Ba6 in place of the older 4 . . . Bb7.