"How in the world," she wonders, "could it be boring and arousing at the same time?" The Sorrows of an American, by Siri Hustvedt (Henry Holt; $25).
His words were sufficiently tart that they attracted some of the same criticism from Beltway hands that Stephen Colbert aroused at the same dinner four years ago.
"How in the world," she wonders, "could it be boring and arousing at the same time?" By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick.
"How in the world," she wonders, "could it be boring and arousing at the same time?" A cultured British couple who pride themselves on unconventionality decamp to an island in the Indian Ocean, intending to continue their careers (his, advertising; hers, a women's-health column) via the Internet.
In other words, the body is getting aroused and the mind is getting aroused to the same degree," Brotto says.
Napoleon's armies spread the spirit of nationalism throughout Europe and even into the Near East, while at the same time, across the Atlantic, it aroused the Latin Americans.
For example, one character in the novel tries to justify lying about the zombie outbreak to avoid widespread panic, while at the same time failing to develop a solution for fear of arousing public ire.
Hardly appealing to the gustatory sense, this work nonetheless arouses a somatic response at the same time that it invites rumination on the venerable hierarchy of the senses that puts the distance senses of sight and hearing above the bodily senses of touch, smell, and taste.
Ms Boxer arouses among Republicans the same emotion that Jesse Helms does among Democrats.
The manner in which the gringos treat the American continent (remember that the gringos are Yankees) aroused my growing indignation, but at the same time I studied the theoretical explanation for what they do and found that it was scientific.
