The future seemed limitless, and many farmers bought up all the land their neighbors were willing to sell, blithely paying steadily escalating prices for new acreage and plunging still deeper into dept for new machinery to farm it.
What the hell am I afraid of?" Karson poured me more tequila and blithely suggested we pay a visit to El Negrito, a spiritual healer much praised by the local Mayans.
In addition to this accounting sleight of hand, the legislation would blithely rob Peter to pay Paul.
THIS is the story a friend told me: One night at a gathering at an apartment in New York City, a woman blithely announced, "I would pay someone to have sex with my husband".
Short Cuts' narratives demanded more concerted involvement from the audience than any other American film of the 90s; and its blithely apocalyptic pay-off and decidedly cruel streak made Altman as controversial as he had been at his peak in the 70s.
When Brevoort blithely states that he prefers to pay for sex, Harrison asks, "Is that what gay guys do?" "Oh, no," Brevoort demurs.
As I and others have noted, as long as GOP officials like Bachmann pay no price for blithely feeding nonstop delusions to the conservative base, it will remain difficult for more sensible Republicans to chart a more moderate course.
An election season is not the time to hide from responsibility, take shelter behind a self-justifying poll ("my poll says my constituents do not want to pay higher taxes"), or blithely assert with no specifics that there is a magic way the crisis can be solved without new revenues.
But, rather than use the proceeds to pay her hospital bill, she blithely bought a roadster nicknamed the Yellow Peril.
The allegation that the undocumented are "taking away jobs" is based on an (at best) dubious interpretation of cloudy economic data, and the accusation that the undocumented siphon off public benefits is blithely ignorant of the amount that undocumented immigrants pay in taxes and into the social-safety net.
