Thus, faith in Christianity involves a kind of fall from archaic timelessness, and secularization in which the overt symbolism of religion is driven underground into the unconscious is a second fall.
Koja presents the school as a stratified place — there are the "Burberry Bitch Girls," as Hazel calls them, and the "Wilmington scholarship students," the E.S.L. table, the cafeteria workers, and Lily's friendship with Hazel is frequently commented on (by Lily's mom, by resident adviser in their dorm, and by the other girls in her original posse) as being a kind of fall from grace.
They still consult the auguries as a kind of fall-back, but the two run in parallel".
Women who attended those early meetings describe a time of "euphoria," an "explosion of ideas," and a kind of "falling in love".
She had taken on a new persona, a kind of fallen-woman persona, laughing, brazen, flirting with every man the way she had with that cop in Passaic.
The estate, Habitation Leclerc, was once the home of Pauline Bonaparte, Napoleon's sister, and now it is a kind of fallen beauty, a slightly seedy oasis of greenery and wildlife not far from the shantytown of Carrefour, one of Portau-Prince's worst slums.
The estate, Habitation Leclerc, was once the home of Pauline Bonaparte, Napoleon's sister, and now it is a kind of fallen beauty, a slightly seedy oasis of greenery and wildlife not far from the shantytown of Carrefour, one of Portau-Prince's worst slums..
Perracini & Ramos [ 16] examined risk factors for any kind of fall in a cohort of elderly community residents and Rozenfeld et al [ 17] did a cross-sectional investigation in a recreational facility for the elderly.
Raped by her father and deeply estranged from her mother, Ensler grew up "in a kind of free fall of anger and violence".
Near the end of the play, when Luke dies from injuries in a car accident, his pious father collapses in a kind of literal fall from grace.
The result of this submergence is… a kind of weightless fall through the suspended space of narcissism".
