But in the background, many Syrians describe something else that has them cowering with fear: a wave of lawlessness not unlike the crime wave Iraq experienced during the conflict there.
Ficowski describes something else: when he felt anxious or ill at ease he drew a rudimentary house, roof and chimney, door and windows, "with his finger on a wall, in the air or with a pencil on a scrap of paper.
But it's also become a very convenient way to describe something else.
It is an artifact rather than a narrative describing something else because the book itself is the story.
(Oddly, Samantha Power's "monster" comment was slammed by some Hillary supporters as being misogynistic, too - kind of a reach, given that it came from a woman. My only beef with Ms. Power is that her comment demonstrated too much restraint. I guess she already used "a problem from hell" to describe something else).
Friendster, sometimes described as a dating network, sometimes described as something else, is premised on the idea that it connects people not through random searches but through "through networks of friends".
I just really just hope you're entertained and I hope it's a game that leaves you thinking about something or feeling something, anything, when you turn it off; whether that's the sense of adventure you described or something else.
Participants repeatedly described wanting something else than professionals: more or another kind of care, more (or less) personal involvement, or a more structured approach to problems.
How else can you describe something that, if nothing else, was completely out of this world?
