This book, too — though at 587 pages a quick read compared with the Faulkner opus — "quickly became an inescapable source that all serious critics, including later biographers, had to contend with," Hugh Ruppersburg, himself an author of books on Faulkner and Warren, wrote in The Southern Review in 2002.
Peters and Chance contend that Morikubo himself established the defense used by Morris [ 31].
Based on testimony from Mr. Tikhonov's friends, prosecutors contend that he considered himself a part of this struggle.
This is Donald's eighth Masters and he feels as if he knows enough about the course – and about himself – to contend for the green jacket.
First he must contend with the character himself, one of literature's great romantic heroes and a man almost too exquisitely drawn on the page to be rendered faithfully on film.
Hayne himself may contend that the Gold Coast Titans' reported $1.2 million per season is part of a greater plan, and whatever the journey throws up, he'll go with that.
Although he would have the headache of the relocation and a job search for himself to contend with, he referred to this opportunity as "Susan's turn for a career decision".
"[Trump] should brace himself to contend with the laws he is flouting, and the millions of Americans who are opposed to these dangerous and destructive projects.
Soon after, Smokey, now 13, had to contend with a new puppy himself, an Irish setter named Woody.
Slater finds himself contending with his own life upgrade, as well as further identicals of both Nadia and himself.
France has for years contended he killed himself.
