Having thus strengthened his own position, Otto could not only resist France's claims to Lorraine (Lotharingia) but also act as mediator in France's internal troubles.
Sharon Zukin, a professor of sociology at Brooklyn College and the City University of New York, said market forces could only be resisted through political action.
This highly undesirable result had to be resisted and could only be held at bay if rigid adherence to laissez-faire gave way, but not too much.
The screenplay, by Seth Bass and Jonathan Tolins, based on a novel by David Gerrold, offers heartwarming, tearjerking, stand-up-and-cheer moments that only a golem could resist, but Meyjes never conjures a world, inner or outer, so the result is just a string of effective scenes, an illustrated script rather than an experience.
The screenplay, by Seth Bass and Jonathan Tolins, based on a novel by David Gerrold, offers heartwarming, tear-jerking, stand-up-and-cheer moments that only a golem could resist, but Meyjes never conjures a world, inner or outer, so the result is just a string of effective scenes, an illustrated script rather than an experience.
Only Bailey could resist.
Only Scrooge could resist this elaborately packaged plum pudding of a picture book, A COBTOWN CHRISTMAS: From the Diaries of Lucky Hart (Doubleday, $15.99; ages 5 and up), by Julia Van Nutt, illustrated by Robert Van Nutt.
Its entertaining and clever chairman, Sir Alan Moses, has made a good fist of the job (although he would be seen as exhibiting greater independence from the newspapers he regulates if only he could resist attacking Hacked Off, no matter how much they annoy him).
Sorry, couldn't resist, but no company advertises only for its health.
If you simply couldn't resist that donut, it's okay, you're only human.
