But he regains his narrative vigour when he returns to Teresa's subsequent existence as a disgraced woman and her sad early death.
I thought about this a great deal last year, when, like many people, I tore through Hanya Yanagihara's novel A Little Life, about a survivor of sexual slavery and the group of friends who try to give value to his subsequent existence.
The proposition that morphological evolution is jerky, with most morphological change occurring during the brief speciation events and virtually no change during the subsequent existence of the species, is known as the punctuated equilibrium model.
Despite her previous or subsequent existences, Annette Stroyberg, who has died of cancer aged 69, was always known as the sensuous blonde model who replaced Brigitte Bardot as director Roger Vadim's second wife - and whom he tried unsuccessfully to turn into another BB.
Whilst mothers were facing the new existence of a subsequent child, they all questioned their ability to cope and others' availability for them during their journey.
In a subsequent paper in The International Journal of Astrobiology, she and Ariel Anbar and Paul Davies, both of Arizona State University, predicted the existence of arsenic-loving life forms.
However, the reason it worked in Germany is more complex: besides the country's own federal tradition, the experience of defeat, total collapse and the subsequent exposed existence between two superpowers forged a union in which regional animosities became negligent.
How do you cope with knowing your subsequent professional existence will be one long game of catch-up?
Officially declared "self-liquidated," the Greek Catholic church maintained a clandestine existence through subsequent decades of Soviet rule.
After years of subsequent conjecture, the existence of a humoral erythropoietic factor was eventually proven in rabbits by transfusing normal animals with plasma from severely anaemic donors (Erslev, 1953), although human Epo was not isolated at sufficient purity to obtain a partial protein sequence until 1977.
The storm and steel of combat lasts only a few pages, but it fastens Bowman to an idea – an ideal almost – of all-consuming action that his subsequent, less eventful existence will only recapture in moments of heightened physical intimacy.
