No giants in the Saturday roundtable, and we all had
feet of clay. But for the 10 or so years that the roundtable lasted, it was a wonderful intellectual experience.
The recording is almost saved by Neil Young, but even he shows his
feet of clay, relying too heavily on his old songwriting device of repeating a line whenever he thinks it might come across as profound.
Al Conrad, New Hope Pipe Liners' Sales and Marketing Representative, said U-Liner was used to rehabilitate 4700 of the 5400
feet of clay pipe.
Does it matter if `the great and the good' have
feet of clay?
Mr Right turns out to have
feet of clay and you would be far better off looking for someone else.
In a recent New York Review of Books (February 20) Gordon Wood reminds us that it is not Jefferson's
feet of clay, the feet of an eighteenth-century slaveholder still partially set in the beliefs of his age, that matter; rather, it is his "transcendent statements" we need to honor, statements in which the right to liberty and the pursuit of happiness seem to be extended to all.
Silk notes that Peter Steinfels, senior religion writer for the New York Times, finds a limited number of religion stories: "religious leader reveals
feet of clay, ancient faith struggles to adjust to modern times, scholars challenge long-standing beliefs, interfaith harmony overcomes inherited enmity, new translation of sacred scripture sounds funny, and devoted members of a zealous religious group turn out to be warm, ordinary folks." These six and their variations, no matter how convoluted, present multiple opportunities for anti-religious stereotyping.
Burns does not neglect the sport's warts, most prominently the bigotry that kept blacks out of the major leagues until 1947, or hesitate to reveal the
feet of clay of many of its idols.
The trilogy includes Les Grandes Familles (1948, Prix Goncourt; translated as The Rise of Simon Lachaume, 1952), La Chute des corps (1950; translated as
Feet of Clay, 1959), and Rendezvous aux enfers (1951; translated as Rendezvous in Hell, 1959).
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Gadon's malpractice is just a subplot in the shameless, shameful drama being staged at the 'Mount Olympus' annex (in Baguio City) by 'gods' who 'have
feet of clay' and are just as despicable as any mortal can be.
Yes, it was a long time ago and Wells is certain of his innocence but, if any of our heroes have
feet of clay, we deserve to know.
NO
FEET OF CLAY Nadal wants to defy his doubters in Paris
In the light of recent revelations of people in high places with
feet of clay, why on earth are we prepared to hand over this licence for unprecedented influence over our police service, knowing that absolute power corrupts absolutely?
Feet of clay There's something in the air today, I think it's brand new, I know not what it is yet, I feel its Presence, a shadow of you, Here by my side an ever inside All of my dreams, Who took my heart, tore it apart And just ripped its seams, Sailing away leaving me, the 'why' Ever in my mind, That last night, the silence from our Fight, now desperate to find, The girl, at last the one, that I met One rainy, night, Alone in a darkened bar, we talked till The morning light, There's something in the air tonight that Wasn't there yesterday, She's gone and so is my bank balance, What's in the air today?
