I also was reminded of the good fortune that my child was born at a moment of greater commitment to including people with disabilities rather than hiding them from view.
And another had no money for rings but still shared a very personal moment of commitment and equality.
During a game, Bradley's eyes are always a glaze of panoptic attention, for a basketball player needs to look at everything, focussing on nothing, until the last moment of commitment.
Before this moment of commitment, I had tried, feebly, several times.
(1) At the moment of commitment, the entire world conspires to assure your success.
Modelling starts (time t = 0) when the romantic period is over and the feelings of partners about their relationship are at their peak (probably at the moment of commitment).
OUTSIDE the annual Christmas messages from Queen Elizabeth to the Commonwealth, you will struggle to see a more regal broadcast than the video of Hillary Clinton released today, announcing her conversion to the cause of gay marriage.The former secretary of state embarks on her screeching u-turn with a moment of self-congratulation, noting her long commitment to gay rights.
As Ms. Gilbert rightly noted, "and nobody could stop those slaves from making this hidden commitment in a moment of stolen invisibility".
For the girls, the ritual was a moment of tremendous symbolic significance, marking the start of a deeper religious commitment and the approach of adulthood.
Dishonour on you, dishonour on your cow, dis-" (Mushu, Mulan) (a moment of levity because becoming Asian (or any culture) is a serious commitment, but there's always room to relax).
