| Walking, to put it oxymoronically, is Rush's preferred pace. |
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| And, as the last of these phrases suggests, the poem oxymoronically represents snowflakes as stones. |
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| But there is also a strong showing from supporters of less feted clubs, with passion for the likes of Weymouth, the oxymoronically named Leicester Nirvana, the fictional Barnstoneworth United, and Lewes. |
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| It's an immense, elliptical, nearly hallucinatory play of light and color achieved with elaborate scrims and computerized lighting that might oxymoronically be called a meditative spectacle. |
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