Substances that is, a framework of stable, enduring objects are essential, but the source of this necessity lies not how the world is in itself, but in the framework which we are obliged to impose.
Now, it's more of a necessity for enduring an election season, especially one that happens to be the longest campaign in recent memory.
I believe that people who want to explore their literary abilities should be enabled to do so, in a setting where encouragement and a realistic assessment of students' chances are properly combined, and where the lecturers are reputable writers who actually like teaching, as distinct from enduring it as an economic necessity.
When the play reaches (at last) its surprisingly upbeat conclusion, with Mary beginning her grandmother's story again, Mommo's inarticulate lesson about the necessity and beauty of enduring has taken hold.
If the victims in our kitchens, the billion a year victims in our kitchens, are given any consideration at all, they are brushed over as if a necessity to survive an enduring famine, a third of which we then proceed to waste.
Godard's example is as much a lesson in substance as in style — in composition through fragmentation, in expression through directness and audacity, of artistic impulse combining with necessity as a means to enduring innovation.
Unable to move because of the necessity of their position, they were left enduring close-range fire "when men's bowels and brains flew in [their] faces", resisting two attacks by Royalist cavalry and infantry led by Jacob Astley.
Whatever the mythopoeic pretensions of the attackers, the target is almost always ordinary, everyday life: people are killed on their way to work, bored and restless or hovering over their small worries, or while enduring the administered interminability of air travel, or buying food and necessities, or on another vaguely satisfying night out with friends.
For Achebe, it was also an artistic necessity — a way to give expression to the clash of civilizations that is his enduring theme.
In him, Sophocles achieved one of the enduring definitions of the tragic —that of a man for whom the liberation of the self is a necessity.
