Anchor: Morris has written a model biography of a woman who, if born a man, could easily have been a President, says Luce's friend Gore Vidal in The New Yorker . Reviews dwell on the book's dishy detail, derived from Luce's diaries.
Entailed: Gore Vidal wrote in the New Yorker about how the book is a model biography of a woman who could have been president.
Contradiction: Morris's book is a pure fiction about a woman who was woefully inadequate in every way, says Gore Vidal in the National Review.
Contradiction: The players took the field as the umpire yelled "Play Ball".
Contradiction: Take it easy through the gate, George!
Contradiction: A ballet dancer in roller skates.
Contradiction: A group of people are standing in line.