The reason: beneath his passion for the task is his unspoken desire to remember, and commemorate, another village entirely - Vitte, on the Baltic island of Hiddensee - where he spent his childhood and where many inhabitants were lost to the Holocaust.
A) Sloughing off her leathery shell, she burrows deep beneath the Earth's surface to absorb precious nutrients for the task ahead.
Suddenly, beneath the encumbrance of cynicism, the task in Afghanistan has begun to seem monumental but not Sisyphean.
The task is hidden beneath the superficial return to normal activity, like the blackened mass of the destroyed north transept that lies behind a plywood facade.
Deconstructing it was the task of artists, intellectuals and others whose minds groped toward the social complexities beneath surfaces of whipped cream.
Listen: War Beneath The Waves.
However, due to the nature of pipelines that are long, interconnected, and sometimes buried underground or far beneath the sea make it hard to accomplish the tasks.
Merging the clergies of these two churches, smoothing over the all-too-human resentments that percolate just beneath the surface -- these tasks will require real diplomacy.
Beneath is the hard ground.
Derogatorily called bhangis, which means "broken identity," most of the scavengers are dalits, ranked lowest in the caste system and expected to carry out tasks regarded as beneath the dignity of those higher up in the hierarchy.
Disturbed by the alarming figures relating to young black and/or Muslim men in the criminal justice system, Black Training and Enterprise Group and the prisons organisation Clinks set up a task group to dig beneath the statistics.
