Instead, they have claimed, in essence, that the ends justify the means.
They are claiming, in essence, to be able to predict and shape the future.
But Ng, trained at the Cordon Bleu in Paris, is claiming the essence of French cooking as his own: colonizing the colonizers at last. 8. Mozzaplex.
But Ng, trained at the Cordon Bleu in Paris, is claiming the essence of French cooking as his own: colonizing the colonizers at last.
That's because she and her co-council have constructed a creative PLCAA exemption, claiming, in essence, that the gun Adam Lanza used in the Sandy Hook massacre was specifically marketed as a killing machine.
"Using hot blondes to seduce interviewees to get screwed on television, you are faux seducing her in order to screw her on television," it reads, claiming, in essence, that women can't be pretty and do their jobs without being low-level whores.
The group claimed that, "in essence, the directors created a false market for RBS shares to raise the £12bn required to shore up the balance sheet".
It was not a factual exploration of this historical subject but rather a lyrical interpretation of what Heschel claimed was the essence of Eastern European Jewish life: its soul.
Virginia Woolf, who confessed to uppity impulses -- like keeping letters from her titled friends in conspicuous view -- in her 1936 essay "Am I a Snob?," claimed that "the essence of snobbery is that you wish to impress other people".
New England has always been enormously important in the national consciousness; its Puritan values, along with the writings of Emerson and Thoreau, have been claimed as the essence of the American character.
