Still, for most Jews today, observant and secular alike, the very concept of a messiah has become, at most, a metaphorical one.
Whatever "Deadwood" was about, the intricate self-propagating narrative that Milch continued to excavate each time he lay on the floor and looked into the computer monitor — all those strata of subtext and subplot — was so deeply rooted in his psyche that the cowboys had become, at most, mnemonic devices.
In consequence, dignity – from an ontic point of view – would cease to be an inherent feature of the nature of every human being, and would become at most, the most important – although maybe the result of a kind of 'social contract' – and the most specific act of will.
He has become, at most, a makeweight amid a cast of hundreds, a second-string Smash Bros. combatant, a nostalgia hangover of no relevance to the next generation of gamers.
THERE was a job in politics, another in union organizing, then construction and carpentry before Seth Gallagher found his calling and became, at 35, the most prolific Irish bagpipe maker in the New York metropolitan region.
It very became popular at most Artificial Intelligence (AI) research centers, for instance at Stanford's former AI laboratory, running on the SAIL DEC PDP-6 and the I3 vector display.
A photographic diptych of an American supermarket by Andreas Gursky became, at £1.7m, the world's most expensive photograph.
He was not only caught in the death machinery of the concentration camps, but he became at the same time the most corrupt person in the whole Reich.
He became at once easily Princeton's most popular professor.
Entrees include Ms. Boon's curries ($6.95), which she makes with a far thinner sauce than what's become standard at most Thai places, but with no less flavor.
