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• In return, Proposition 2 1 / 2 was slashingly attacked by the press and the politicos.
• It was widely considered a clever punch _ anti-negative and slashingly negative all at once.
• Perry ( 2004 ) says Basso was a slashingly witty critic of the moonlight and magnolia romanticism of the Old South that dominated the Southern mind before 1920.
• The result, as published in excerpt form in The Sunday Times of London and several Russian newspapers, is a slashingly brutal, at times luridly intimate, portrait of Yeltsin, his family and Kremlin cronies.
• A wickedly refreshing, slashingly honest assessment of Latin America and its elite groups is offered by Carlos Alberto Montaner, identified in the book as " the most widely read columnist in the Spanish language ."
• Hardly self-pitying, disability culture celebrates disability and finds expression in literature, poetry, dance and, most pointedly, in a slashingly dark humor . ( An example : non-disabled people are bowling pins because they are so easy for wheelchair riders to knock over .)
• Playwright Patrick Marber adapted his own play, which was a sensation when it debuted in London in 1997 and was nominated for a Tony Award when it reached Broadway in 1999 . In his review of the Alley Theatre's 2000 production, Chronicle theater critic Everett Evans described the play as " tough, frank, edgy and slashingly witty ."
• In his review of the film, A . O . Scott of " The New York Times " commented on the film's portrayal of Stokely Carmichael, writing " Carmichael, who later moved to Guinea and took the name Kwame Ture, is remembered for the militancy of his views and his confrontational, often slashingly witty speeches, but the Swedish cameras captured another side of him.
• Hughes writes with an aesthete's disdain for political posturing, a traditionalist's belief in the importance of technical skills ( painters are frequently taken to task for their shoddy draftsmanship ) and a pragmatist's contempt for mystagogical bunk . ", found " his account of the contemporary scene is disappointingly brief . " and concluded " This slashingly witty, briskly paced, ferociously opinionated tour of the American visual landscape is a book that even the most un-likeminded readers will love to hate ."