It's going to show that the Constitution is no simple contract, not because it uses a certain amount of open-ended language, but because its language grants and guarantees many good things, and good things that compete with each other and can never all be realized, altogether, all at once.
It's an ambitious movie — and not altogether successful in realizing its many enthusiasms.
Third, because most don't realize that all of this can be stopped, altogether, on Monday.
Altogether, Americans of all political stripes need to realize that foreign aid is a tool, one of many, of American foreign policy, not the key to intervene in other countries and get away with it.
"But then it burns down and you realize it's something else altogether," she continued from the parsonage's porch, where a wooden cross and a vase of red and white carnations stood.
An experience that most would rather skip altogether, affects us in more ways than we may realize.
But even as I attempt to ignore the issue altogether, I find myself thinking about it, and I realize now that this fact more than any other makes it so that I can't write like a white poet.
But lately, Britain's growing detachment from the Union and its efforts to define a looser relationship with the bloc — prompting talk that it might even pull out altogether — are making Ms. Merkel's European vision harder to realize.
She had made a point in her life, as soon as she was old enough to realize she had a choice, of ignoring athletics altogether as an anti-intellectual pursuit.
Moving first to Athens, Georgia, a liberal college town, was an eye-opener, one that helped Hood realize he could cut ties with the South altogether, not that that was his real motive.
