J. Tony Serra, the lawyer, said, "I, in part, take responsibility for creating conditions in her mind that amounted to psychological duress" by arguing that she could not get a fair trial after the Sept. 11 attacks.
He remained true to Jesus but never quite resolved, in his own mind, whether this outcome amounted to success or failure.
"The remedy he had proposed in 1954 was for the CIA to have what would amount to two separate mind-sets," Edward Jay Epstein writes of Angleton, in his 1989 book "Deception".
As per usual, the man himself is underplaying things: "[You're Dead] is a sonic, visual and metaphysical fusion of technological innovation and technical virtuosity that amounts to a transcendent, mind-expanding plasm that could only exist between our world and another" We don't know what the fuck that means.
The season starts next month and few of Bristol's signings so far would amount to a tent signing, never mind a marquee, with the No8 Jordan Crane, a summer recruit from Leicester, namechecked by Robinson.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly continues to defend the department's wily-nilly surveillance of the city's entire Muslim population, which now amounts to nearly 750,000 people, never mind the fact that he has also acknowledged that these efforts have not produced a single credible law enforcement lead.
Rove ticked off a list of candidates whom he said showed Bannon's amazing "bad judgment" and constituted what, to his mind, amounts to a parade of horribles: Grimm, that "convicted felon" from New York; the "despicable" Tom Tancredo for governor in Colorado; the "hapless" Danny Tarkanian, a five-time failed candidate running against Senator Dean Heller in Nevada.
In the history of philosophy Reid documents a series of failed efforts to explain how it is that perception of something in the mind could amount to any direct perception or awareness of some external object.
Establishing this continuing relationship and communication really amounts to having enough presence of mind to recognize an unstated request, often by way of body language, a lingering, a quizzical mood of the customer.
Those who offer this sort of argument for animal minds are claiming that having a mind (whatever that amounts to) better explains the observed behavior.
