Many of our 'symptoms' of disease actually represent ways in which some damned clever microbe modifies our bodies or our behavior such that we become enlisted to spread microbes" (p. 198).
No less controversial than the normative and/or societal issues themselves, however, are the ways in which they are framed and the extent to which they become enlisted or delisted from various agenda's.
What if you woke up one morning to learn that your community had become enlisted to advertise for Coca-Cola?
And, although it is never mentioned, Rear Window is omnipresent: in the play, as in the film, we become willingly enlisted voyeurs, gazing on Rosamund Pike's Blonde as she strips for action.
Who could have imagined that a poor, black, immigrant child could become the top enlisted leader in the Marine Corps and a U.S. Ambassador?
Authorities said that after she ended the relationship, Murtaza became enraged and enlisted friends to help kill her family, believing that by eliminating them, she would see him as a "white knight" and reunite with him.
And so, in a very British way, thereafter an enlisted man became known as a "Tommy".
If former Senator Chuck Hagel, who will be heading to confirmation hearings on Thursday, is confirmed, he will become the first former enlisted soldier to lead the Pentagon.
Peter became the highest-ranking enlisted man in the Army's Psychological Warfare Branch and was sent to an intelligence training school in Algiers, where he was assigned to propaganda analysis.
In July 1915, he became an instructor for enlisted ratings in Norfolk, Virginia.
