Suddenly European insurers had begun to seem like Japanese ones, with the possibility that they might become forced sellers of equities if markets tumbled further, reinforcing the fall.The rally that sped around the world at midweek might now, perhaps, make room for brighter notions to be entertained.
It was - like all the best ideas - a bright, logical notion.
But bright, logical notions have their own pull.
It is also episodic in the extreme, hammering home unsurprising ideas — such as the notion that bright surfaces often conceal darkness — as if they were troubling revelations.
The main distinction, aside from the bright colors, is the notion of gamifying the search – perhaps something that appeals to users who just don't have enough Pokemon Go in their lives.
The works date from 1868, when Mancini was a 16-year-old prodigy, to 1929, just before his death, when he rounded out a sketchy self-portrait with diaristic notions in bright red paint.
On paper, the potential for cruelty in having Anderson portray a diabetic, Costco-obsessed, and constantly nagging mother is more than apparent; but it's Anderson's compassion for the character he portrays that shines through the brightest, elevating Christine past the notion of pure caricature and fleshing her out as a real human being.
You may also reassure yourself with the notion of getting up bright and early in the morning to finish your work, or maybe not even going to sleep at all and simply carrying on when the parties over.
Recently, a number of writers and researchers have questioned the notion that looking on the bright side — often through conscious effort — makes much of a difference.
On the other hand, she said, "people hide behind the notion that there's a bright line between ideology and action, but some ideologies are inherently more violent than others".
