Isringhausen has reached out to several of those players as a mentor, a notion that would have seemed inconceivable to those who knew him back in the hard-charging mid-1990s, when he was part phenom, part court jester.
In its beginning moments, the song draws on the sparse wave of recent music by British band The xx by using silence as a weapon, a notion that extends across the 12-song album.
The Emperor's largesse established Mali's reputation as a place of fabled bounty — a notion that never entirely vanished.
She mimics (and thereby exaggerates) the traditional representations of femininity they posit as natural and proper (1985)—a notion that Judith Butler later reworks as gender performativity (see 1.2.1).
Now, rumors are resurfacing that Nash could be traded as well, a notion that does not intrigue Babby.
He thinks that we should all get rich, and as nice a notion as that is, it's magical thinking.
This, too, began with a burst of enthusiasm and then ran into the sand, attacked by conservative Republicans as a whimsical notion that would cost too much money.These official failures, however, do not disguise the fact that America likes to see itself as a nation of volunteers.
And it's true that a stronger renminbi would not be a quick fix for our economic problems, as appealing a notion as that might be.
But nonetheless we arrive with a notion that as tourists, we deserve some sort of deference if not welcome, because we are spending money.
In this sense, the term 'bioinformation' appears as an integrative notion that is useful to promote a new understanding of the heterogeneous networkings that characterize life.
