So does Brydon's "a bit" imply a doubling of Greene's package?
Meanwhile, they're offering up tickets to those who would like "a chance to attend this event or future Q&As" — the "or future" bit implying that this won't be the last one.
On the flip side, there remains a 'threat of expulsion' from the group should philanthropists cease to act on the discourses that exhort them to do their bit; implying ongoing 'elements of coercion' to conform even at this elite level (Boulding, 1962: 63, 63).
It was all meant to somehow symbolize the plight of the victim of sex trafficking but in retrospect just coming off as an intensely BDSM-inspired shoot combined with a bit of implied gender bending since most anti-prostitution activists are exclusively concerned with cis women and girls despite the fact many men and trans people engage in sex work.
The output of this block consists of two pair of I/Q lines (i.e., four lines), while the total number of bits implied per line remains the same.
Having drinks," Rosenzweig told me, his voice slowing a bit to imply the rhythm of the rounds.
She's the real fallen woman in this scenario, or so the film (a bit smugly) implies, as opposed to the idealistic Lola, who models in pursuit of more private, perhaps masochistic, goals.
While people are blackmailed over sex all the time, it's unlikely, and maybe a bit irresponsible, to imply that some one would risk an all-out nuclear war just to keep his sexual identity closeted.
It seems as though the stereotype is a bit sexist and implies that it's OK for a man to be single, but if a woman is, she obviously will never find a suitable mate and will doomed to an eternity of pooper scoopers and hairball medicine.
Testing at three different times in four years might not be completely reflective of a regular pot smoker's brain activity, and it might be a bit much to imply that pot is a "gateway drug" to harder stuff; plenty of people are simply recreational marijuana smokers and stop at that.
