With the recognition of this fundamental truth about the nature of phenomena comes the realization of the cause of discontent and of its finality (the second and third noble truths, respectively).
Its progression is slow and heartbreaking in its finality and cruelty.
In the first, "Say Valley Maker," he pondered his own burial, accepting and then transcending its finality: "I'm gonna phoenix," was the final line, repeated against an upwelling cacophony of drums and distortion.
Nick's emotional descent was steeper than anyone imagined, and its painful finality brought light to a discipline system that many Fairfax families call too lengthy, too rigid and too hostile.
And, for us, it was such a wonderful experience and to get to see it in its finality with an audience..
Conscience argues against its ethos, statistics confirm its racial bias, skepticism revolts from its finality, and economics warns of its costs, yet the death penalty, like some unkillable movie gorgon, keeps coming.
— Nicholas Jenkins, "Dirty Needle," Comment, December 19 , 1994Conscience argues against its ethos, statistics confirm its racial bias, skepticism revolts from its finality, and economics warns of its costs, yet the death penalty, like some unkillable movie gorgon, keeps coming.
By Jon Michaud September 22, 2011 Conscience argues against its ethos, statistics confirm its racial bias, skepticism revolts from its finality, and economics warns of its costs, yet the death penalty, like some unkillable movie gorgon, keeps coming.
When the hunters catch their quarry in the finale of "Autumn," a snapping string suggests the lethal shot, and the bass pounds home its finality.
But when the Knicks and the Hornets meet, the records lose their meaning, the Hornets lose their supremacy and the fourth quarter loses its finality.
A lengthy legal process lies ahead, and it could be several months before the issue reaches its finality.
