"Generosity" operates in a vein similar to "The Echo Maker," investigating the nature of reality, of personality, the way factors beyond our control (brain chemistry, genetics, information flow) influence and even mandate our interactions with the world.
In A Vein of Riches (1978), Knowles portrayed the Catherwood family coal barons who exploit the labour of West Virginia miners in the early 20th century.
In a vein likely to anger families and supporters of the slain mineworkers, Zuma asked: "How many other people would have died if, for example, police did not move to disarm these people?
Anderson's team delivered CRISPR to the mice via an injection in a vein in their tails.
Phlebothrombosis, formation of a blood clot in a vein that is not inflamed.
For the first time, I thought about the Games in a vein outside of politics.
A nanowire rig requires no surgery save for the initial puncture in a vein.
When it invokes Pompeii and Treblinka it does so in a vein of deliberate overstatement and desperation.
It is, in a vein of art tailored for big international shows like Documenta and the Venice Biennale.
Objective: Venoarterial communication describes the phenomenon whereby molecular signals in a vein directly influence an adjacent artery.
"Without a doubt, New York is special," he continued in a vein a little more encouraging for Knicks fans.
