Classics is a progressive discipline, constantly confronting its own demons, and coming out better and fresher for it".
He knows no interior corrosion; villainy constantly confronts him, but his motives for traveling are those of a keen-minded, equable naturalist, interested in flora and fauna.
Made over nine years it explores memory as a mode of resistance, constantly confronting and morphing- from the personal to political, individual to collective.
They worked under intense pressure, caring for women in distress while constantly confronting protesters eager to pounce on their every mistake.
At last count, federal, state and local governments employed over 21 million workers, so the courts have had to develop a framework for governments to be able to manage their work forces without constantly confronting the Constitution.
It must constantly confront new problems, freedoms and expectations.
Maybe the only answer is, as I wrote two years ago about what I saw as the healing effect of the Oklahoma City Memorial and Museum, "History, it seems, constantly confronts us with haunting reminders of the good and evil that human beings are capable of.
Along the way, it is constantly confronted with an immensely complex ecology of microorganisms, which again, demands a particularly well-balanced homeostasis.
The fact that the colon is a barrier organ, constantly confronted with foreign antigens, could make it an exception to the rule, with regulatory T cells blocking tumour promoting inflammation (Ladoire et al, 2011b).
