Ms. Deuber Ziegler described him instead as an "agent of a true renaissance of ideas, part of the Renaissance".
Bond tells Kabira's latest target, a Canadian Intelligence agent, of his true intentions, thus sparing her Vesper's fate.
The lawsuit in state court alleges that Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. deceived borrowers by knowingly obscuring important information, acting as an agent of the true owners of mortgage loans without authority, and failing to properly oversee the registry or enforce its own rules for foreclosure proceedings.
Third, do these biological agents hold the promise of true disease modification (meaning retardation or arrest of progressive and irreversible structural damage) or is the treatment merely blocking inflammation efficiently without interfering with the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms that for example lead to ankylosis in AS?
The trip we laid on the poor agent, all true of course, was one for the ages.
If the Commonwealth applies its unique brand of diplomacy and collaboration to the issues of the day, it can transform itself into a true agent of progress.
As publisher and editor, Julian Assange represents that which journalists once prided themselves in – he's brave, determined, independent: a true agent of people not of power".
Quimby was immersed in the popular spiritualist culture of his day, but he eventually became convinced that the true agent of healing was not the outside forces that spiritualists proclaimed but an individual's own beliefs.
Mr. Schirmer, the state director, shrugged off a question about how Ms. Palin had changed the political landscape, saying she had not and that Mr. Obama was the true agent of change.
But now, with the decision by the Suffolk County executive, Steve Levy, to switch parties and seek the Republican nomination, Democrats find themselves facing an opponent with deep pockets who is making an aggressive appeal for independent voters by claiming he is the true agent of change.
