Unlike many American memoirists, Waugh does not spend a lot of time anatomizing the psyche of his family : there is no talk about dysfunctional family dynamics, no analysis of emotional fallout.
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"Jack & amp; Bobby " stands out on the WB's lineup because it shows the network trying something broader than its usual anatomizing-- and accessorizing-- of angst.
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He employs broad ethnic stereotypes in an attempt to anatomize Naipaul's flaws, describing him as " Indian to his core _ caste conscious, race conscious, a food fanatic ."
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More than three centuries ago, when his contemporaries in England were keeping journals about their religious devotions, political beliefs or travels, Pepys was anatomizing himself in his Diaries with unblinking, ribald candor.
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The quixotic missions of Nicholson's characters give him lots of opportunities to regale the reader with asides about the city, asides that satirically anatomize the cultural, sexual and social habits of London residents.
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As the plays anatomize three different souring marriages ( as well as several other varieties of sexual relationships ), a gentle melancholy rises above the comic fray, like the melodic solo in a flute concerto.
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The second half of the film _ beginning with the murder, and continuing with the group's inept attempt to cover up its crime _ is merciless in anatomizing the moral bankruptcy of these characters.
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These are works based on floor plans of the Louvre, the National Gallery and Tate Britain, in which flowcharts lead from image to image to create a psycho-history of the institution being anatomized.
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It's a welcome change from the hyperactivity of " ER, " and a Chayefskian episode that anatomized the death of a patient was brilliant; but it still needs to get over itself.
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It's never been out of print and has sold more than 4 million copies, steaming steadily ahead as an accepted modern classic anatomizing a particular mind-set that knows no national or racial boundaries.
