If you consider the brutal natural and man-made world that animals have to survive in and the ruthless depravity of humans throughout the ages (including right now), perhaps ROA's depictions of these regionally based creatures are a healthy counterbalance to the fictional storytelling we customarily see in large public depictions of animals.
Epidemiologic studies of these tumours have been limited by the fact that most patients are customarily seen and treated in the offices of physicians and not hospitalised (Scotto et al, 1983).
But, in the Valley, increasing your fund size so dramatically is customarily seen as "smoking your own exhaust," or, among those with a classical turn of mind, hubris.
And when we do consider technology in historical terms we customarily see it as a driving force of progress: every so often, it seems, an innovation the steam engine, electricity, computers brings a new age into being.
In examining how the idea of the self is central to cultural development as a whole, McEvilley is now entertaining a brand of skepticism the kind of which one customarily encounters in Zen, and is here seen to be unravelling the notion of the self even as it evolves in Western society.
He customarily wore cowboy boots, a white Stetson hat and a string tie, kept his hair in a crew-cut, and was rarely seen without a cigar.
(The traditional potato soup was customarily served in a sterling silver soup tureen such as those found in the exhibition. See photo above).
But friendships are not customarily scrutinised in this way.
Grapes customarily bask in the ripening sun until they practically burst with sweetness.
Months earlier, I'd asked Trump whom he customarily confided in during moments of tribulation.
