Ms. Kashkashian, on the other hand, can equal the thrust of a folk singer, because her instrument is different.
The offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn is becoming something of a folk hero because his offense does not look as if it were designed with chalk on a blackboard, but with two sticks in the dirt, sandlot style.
Where did you do your digging for Holocaust songs? A. Because of my folk and publishing background -- I used to be music editor of Sing Out, a monthly folk magazine, in the 1960's -- I knew that some of the songs, especially the ones in Yiddish, had appeared in other collections, so I began to search them out in libraries, though in each case I made my own translations and arrangements.
Blood was considered to be interesting to work with, because of widespread folk ideas about its capacity to induce aggression in violent contexts.
His vulgar attention-grabbing showmanship could explain why his support appears to be greater than revealed by surveys conducted by live callers where, because of a "social desirability bias," folks fear being judged negatively for supporting him.
But this new language the lighting up of regions in the head resonates, because a kind of folk version of neuroscience has entered everyday speech.
But this new language — the lighting up of regions in the head — resonates, because a kind of folk version of neuroscience has entered everyday speech.
Because of the 'scope, Folk answered.
It is strikingly dependent on federal funding, and not just because of its old folk, defence contractors and veterans' hospital.
Moreover, because of the participants' folk taxonomy [ 34] of diseases, urinary organs were often perceived to be closely related to the sexual and reproductive organs because of their biological location.
