There are benefits to such diffuse diagnoses: they spare parents the crushing word "depression" and avoid the prospect of prematurely labeling a child.
Thomas stretches out his sentences into great, rolling, relentless waves, or crushes words together into compound coinages as the voices whisper and declaim: the play is bawdy, tragic, lyrical, sly, odd, familiar, broad and deep by turns.
There is a reason the words "crushing heartbreak" are in the book's subtitle.
It could turn out that Apple subsumes fitness tracker capabilities into the smartwatch or smartphone in much the same way Microsoft crushed the word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software categories when they popularized Microsoft Office.
"Are we in a standalone category or a feature of a bigger category?" It could turn out that Apple subsumes fitness tracker capabilities into the smartwatch or smartphone in much the same way Microsoft crushed the word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software categories when they popularized Microsoft Office.
"He's too big; he can't handle words without crushing them".
Hearing those words was crushing; they affirmed that something I had worked so hard to reintegrate in my life was slipping through my fingers yet again.
Notably, the widespread use of Daesh emerged not because of its geographic associations, but due to the fact that it sounds similar to words evoking crushing, trampling and stomping.
Last month, his campaign pollster, Tony Fabrizio, released survey results designed to show, in his words, Trump "crushing a hypothetical GOP field". Actually, it showed the president winning a not-very-intimidating 50% of Republican votes, including 54% of Republicans who said they would definitely show up for the primaries.
