Her job, she says, is to support Mr. Lazio, whom she repeatedly characterizes as a kind, loving family man.
Roper sees this service as the application of Whitman's concept of "adhesiveness," which Roper characterizes as a force of "comradely love," vaguely homoerotic, that would bind the nation.
That realization led her to study the Buddhist principle of mindfulness, or awareness, which she characterizes as "a heightened state of involvement and wakefulness".
Iceland became fully independent only in 1944, entering the second half of the twentieth century in what Magnason characterizes as a kind of defensive crouch.
He is certainly right to stress the deep influence of Marcel Duchamp, whom he aptly characterizes as "a high priest of the irrelevant".
Knight fears the trend will continue in what she characterizes as a "very particular history" of racially motivated attacks against black churchgoers.
Mr. Kiernan reserves some of his harshest words for China, which he characterizes as a corrupt regime that has artificially devalued its currency.
But fear is the primary antagonist of "Diamond in the Rough," a book she characterizes as "a stick-with-it, keep-pushing-through survival story".
In his podcast, Hunter outlines these ideas: "Enhanced trade and signing flexibility," which Hunter characterizes as "a win-win" for players and teams.
Mr. Zell and Mr. Buono will both have the title of Co-C.E.O. in a professional association that Mr. Buono characterizes as a "partnership".
But the minute he tries to analyze the psychological compulsions that drove the Witch to become what he characterizes as a "feminist assassin," he reduces her to just another male fantasy of an angry woman.
