She wanted to see if she knew anyone, praying she did not, but also to absorb both the enormity, and specificity, of pain.
The vastness of the terror watch list suggests both the enormity and the futility of the project.
In Capra's terms, we need to examine both the enormity of Isis's cause, and the justness of ours.
She called this fact "a devastating benchmark for the workers of this country and a testament to both the enormity of the current crisis and to the extreme weakness of jobs growth from 2000 to 2007".
Few pictures of Hurricane Sandy captured both the enormity of the disaster and the unquenchable spirit buried deep in the city's core better than the image of Jane's Carousel, the glass-enclosed merry-go-round on the waterfront near the Brooklyn Bridge, taken at the height of the storm.
Sub-Saharan Africa exemplifies both the enormity of this risk, but also the ways that business can serve as a force for good.
They don't have wi-fi here!' -- but a few minutes later he said, 'That's okay Mom, I fixed it.'" Young urges audiences of all ages to work for peace and justice, acknowledging both the enormity of the tasks and the potential for success.
Austria is aghast at both the inexplicable enormity of the subsidies and the UK retreat from EU renewables targets.
Akcam is one of the first Turkish historians to treat the Armenian genocide as genocide — he now lives in exile in Minnesota — and in "A Shameful Act" he tries to grapple both with the enormity of the crime and with the logic of its repression.
Recently, in Warsaw, Russia's prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, took a more daring step and floated the idea of paying compensation to Stalin's Polish victims.But there has still been nothing like the Germans' painful and candid acknowledgement of the enormity both of crimes committed then and of collective responsibility now.
