More than with most authors, Tennessee Williams' personal life and experiences have been the direct subject matter for his dramas.
The focus is always on the direct subject matter, you won't see a background in this work.
Jack's early homosexual encounters are written with raw, elegant, direct, matter-of-fact precision — too precise to be erotic, but brilliantly detailed, with unpornographic clarity.
Roughly translated as "safeguarded house" (protecting both the building and the democratic ideals it embodies), the pavilion shields views of the cafe structure from those who don't want to be reminded, while framing it in a direct, matter-of-fact way within.
The Spirit has one of the most dangerous strikers in Shannon MacMillan, and Julie Foudy directing matters in midfield.
The major crossroads is governed not by a set of traffic lights, but by a policeman directing matters from a central podium.
Deep in the bowels of Fifa House, the $100m glass and chrome HQ that sits on a hill above Zurich wedged between the city zoo and a little-used tram stop, Blatter has become used to directing matters from his presidential suite and the bunker-like boardroom.
The utility of FA as a parameter is unclear without direct white matter damage, though subsequent white matter degeneration can occur.
"When fully implemented," Mr. Johnson said, "the rule will yield annual emission reductions of 600,000 tons of hydrocarbons, 130,000 tons of nitrogen oxide, 5,500 tons of direct particulate matter and 1.5 million tons of carbon monoxide".
The ROSEBUD experiment for Direct Dark Matter detection settled in 1999 in the Canfranc Underground Laboratory.
A direct dark matter search is performed using fully-depleted high-resistivity CCD detectors.
