The misuse of wealth is not a new subject, and few described it better than President Dwight Eisenhower in a speech on April 16 , 1953 "Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed".
Literature can no more "explain" suffering than can science or religion, but it can describe it better than either.
And there's nobody that could describe it better – the dialect, the sounds, the smells come through in his writing".
If I'm not being clear in explaining the transplant, I need to start over and describe it better".
Nothing describes it better than F. Scott Fitzgerald, who said, "Show me a hero and I'll write you a tragedy".
The kettle is the "pour" part of "pour over," which these days is the accepted term for the technique, although Jaime van Schyndel, one of the owners of Barismo, prefers "hand pour," which may describe it better: coffee made by hand, usually one cup at a time.
Mr Carrère, did you know that in the three years I've spent in this hole I've had at least one inquiry a week from people like you, people from outside who want to come and write, film, blab into a microphone about what they've seen, maybe thinking they can describe it better than everyone else, satisfying the need to add their personal commentary?
Nobody describes it better than Roebuck again, writing on a carefully crafted 332-minute-long Dravid innings.
I cannot describe it better than the ancient Chinese poem which said: Go to the people Live among them Love them Listen to them Begin with what they know Build upon what they have.
And does anything describe it better than growing GDP?
Locally or globally estimated Markov models may describe it better than assuming that the bases are independent and identically distributed [ 19] but they fail to reflect the salient features of natural sequences [ 20].
