"[State legislators] engaging in unconstitutional, immoral actions must be challenged and taken on with a deeper language of what's right and what's wrong," he said.
It's a poignant episode, a dream-like short story that ends with CK eating dinner with a random Chinese family – profoundly happy despite, or perhaps because of, the deep language and wealth divide.
One study in English also did not find N170 differences between words and pseudowords, but the participants performed a lexical task that encouraged deeper language processing of the pseudowords, which is in agreement with the automaticity hypothesis [ 21].
There is an echo of Bruce Chatwin's Songlines in the creation of Midnight; the dignity and stature that come from spiritual integration with nature and the deep wordless language of the desert and the rains, even more exotic when trapped in an urban setting.
To dig deeper, the language of the Bill allows the Secretary of Commerce, upon making a certification that the surveillance is "reasonably necessary" to protect from a security threat, to intercept or otherwise access and use communications and system traffic "notwithstanding any other law".
A newly awakened Seventh Avenue became worshipful of prominent derrieres, and the culture fell knee-deep into the language of body positivity.
Elbow-deep in the language of gross income, of capital gains and losses, of 1098, 1099 and W-2, we asked six writers: Is there any room for poetry? 1 Catch us up to where we are today — these pants! this hair!
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge is a milestone in social practice as it utilizes the deep-seated visual language of performance art to foment greater social change.
