I'm exploring one person's experience of the world at a given moment, so the question I'm asking is not, Is this what people do? but, rather, Could a person do this if they chose to, and what would that choice mean?
The contractor wasn't arrested for what he did, but rather for what they could do with him.
Treating heavy gamers who are depressed for addiction rather than depression could do more harm than good, Colder Carras adds.
In short, he decided this rather primitive business could do with an infusion of brains and style.
But this was not why I sought him out: Black, I'd been told, was the person to speak with if you wanted to know not about the virtues of yoga but rather about the damage it could do.
But, most importantly, she moved beyond the gestures, asking the bereaved what her government could do rather than deciding on their behalf how resources are allocated.
"He didn't couch it in terms of criticism of me or my prospects but, rather, in his belief that he could do a better job or be a better candidate".
"I saw them as individuals of ability with an illness, and I focused on what they could do, rather than could not.
"I was interested in what architecture could do, rather than in how beautiful it was," he told me.
In the end, the Fifth is more notable for showing us what Bruckner could do, rather than what he did do.
