This is a disturbing point indeed.
And both make their disturbing point by juxtaposing a formal classical design and a gory icon.
The disturbing point for the future is that none of the underlying causes of conflict enumerated above has disappeared.
Still, his reference to "gorgeous light-skinned black girls" as potential dating options betrays a disturbing point of view that equates whiteness with desirability.
Dr. Cohen, a practitioner of emergency medicine and a former clinical instructor at the New York University School of Medicine, makes the disturbing point that though our nation's emergency rooms save countless lives, patients place their lives and well-being in jeopardy every time they walk, or are carried through, the doors.
While John Donnelly's new play, which kicks off a Bush schools season, is in a long tradition, it is also a fast-paced piece making a disturbing point: teachers, working against impossible odds, are often as flawed as those they vainly try to educate.
And the disturbing point is it hasn't remediated that weakness sufficiently today.
But there is a more fundamentally disturbing point here: McCain, like both his predecessors, is walking down the path of language manipulation.
The story is about an enforcement order by the California Coastal Commission--an order that is built on fabrications so outrageous that even the vice-chair of the commission, Steve Kinsey, calls it "morally disturbing," pointing out that CCC "repeated the same disproven assertions that the operation was harming harbor seals and eelgrass" NPS has made.
But the whole business is not yet closed, for the explanatory memorandum in the draft regulation, like the explanatory statement in the European Parliament' s report, are rather disturbing, pointing out as they do, in passing, that the aim of raising the ceiling is, and I quote, to enhance the Bank' s "ability to adapt to different possible scenarios".
