Yet his hopes of taking the 40-odd Tory seats in England and Wales he needed, given Labour's wipeout in Scotland, to have a hope of governing, rested on altogether more hackneyed pledges: chiefly, to protect the NHS from imagined Tory predations.There were reasons, supported by the opinion polls, to suggest he might succeed with that low blow.
It therefore gives the impression, as the volumes did, of an impersonal poet with no private griefs, a poet chiefly concerned with the relations between the imagined and the real.
But, of course, it is chiefly Erice's film - a perfectly controlled and imagined first feature so painstakingly made that Elias Querejeta, one of Spain's most enlightened producers, worried that it would never be completed.
He could not have imagined that he would come to be remembered largely, if not chiefly, as Columbia's stellar Jew.
The analytic synopsis presented in this section reviews the contents of TMWWBQ relevant to this history i.e., chiefly the portions on GID and transsexualism while simultaneously making special note of which parts (real and imagined) drew particular ire.
Arguing, in this regard, for the eternality of language, Kumārila challenged (chiefly Buddhist and Nyāya) proponents of contract- or convention-theories of linguistic origins to explain how any particular linguistic act could coherently be imagined to be the first such act.
COMING off one of the worst years ever for the housing market, Connecticut has reason to be hopeful that 2010 will be better — chiefly because it is hard to imagine the economy sliding precipitously enough for sales to fall still further.
He died three years after me - cancer too - and at that time I was still naive enough to imagine that what the afterlife chiefly provided were unrivalled opportunities for unbeatable gloating, unbelievable schadenfreude.
Readers may be excused for imagining that the Gilder Telecosm paradigm is chiefly about optics or code division multiple access (CDMA) or Java.
Chiefly, it seems to be that most people, when they think of the six degrees, imagine themselves at the centre of a circle of a hundred people, who are in turn surrounded by 10,000 friends of friends, and so on, until the whole world is there, linking hands, beaming, staring towards the centre.
