Some, like the Japanese, actively seem to be pushing the currency down.
Then again, there are books whose titles actively seem to count against them, which have nevertheless gained acclaim.
The real sea-change in audiences, however, is that they actively seem to welcome drama that is "open" rather than "closed": work, in other words, that avoids an easy resolution.
While the "laptop," as a designed object, is an excellent tool, books are what define our early education and creating an electronic book that works and is actively useful seems far more intelligent than the original OLPC, which was a stab at a "less is more" mentality that eventually hobbles the very people it is designed to help.
While the "laptop," as a designed object, is an excellent tool, books are what define our early education and creating an electronic book that works and is actively useful seems far more intelligent than the original OLPC, which is a stab at a "less is more" mentality that eventually hobbles the very people it is designed to help.
Again, the view that the researcher can avoid such problems by seeing the interpreter's role as actively participative seemed difficult to implement.
As he puts it, conservatism "seems actively to want an inferior product".
He seems actively engaged, anyway, in seeking a way to play his part, even if it seems he's experimenting anew from scene to scene.
You would think the British government would take a look at such an obviously successful approach – but David Cameron's government seems actively to be engaged in feeding extremism, rather than credibly trying to tackle it.
Local investors get discouraged when the president seems actively hostile to the very notion of a stockmarket: during his election campaign Mr Ahmadinejad's denunciation of "speculators" sent share prices tumbling.
