I resisted Twitter for a long time, as I felt nervous of entering the arena of self-important pronouncements, but then – after a period of "lurking" – I saw that that was not actually what it was about.
Into this unlovely arena of self-loathing and claustrophobia steps Walter (Benot Magimel), a handsome young student who conceives an infatuation with her, but is repulsed by her cold demand simply to be beaten.
Famous features what appears to be a reference to taking LSD, of all things; the closest it comes to the arena of self-help is a song about having a wank.
Previous motion-powered prototypes made of nanosized parts have fallen short of such voltage, raising hopes that the new devices will open the door to the arena of self-powered nanoelectronics.
The internet constitutes an increasingly significant healthcare setting and a key arena for self-management support and communication.
Pepper spray use has gained momentum within the arena of law enforcements, self-defence and chemical weaponry-assisted crime since 1992.
Google's ambitions and investments have increasingly broadened beyond its digital origins in Internet search and online advertising into the arena of physical objects: self-driving cars, Internet-connected eyeglasses, smart thermostats and a biotech venture to develop life-extending treatments.
I am an avid learner, as I crave knowledge of the world at large, the arena of mystics, and self-growth.
But not only did Clay have a sense of how to fill a reporter's notebook and, thus, a promoter's arena; he had a sense of self.
From the late 1950s on, national cultural life did generally manage to transcend various artificial ideological impositions and to emerge as the principal arena of national consciousness and self-identity.
The kidnappings also coincide with the return to the public arena of Mr Sadr after a self-imposed four-month absence from the public arena, when he was assumed to be in Iran (although his aides deny that was the case).
