Somehow he persuaded a doughnut company to underwrite a big, unwieldy concert of garage rock, a genre devoted, as he once wrote, to rock 'n' roll's essence: "Attitude, anger, angst, anxiety, frustration, bravado, guitars, fuzztones and Farfisa organs".
"With the new development, I think it will get used, maybe not by everybody who lives here" (F, 3/04) "With the new development, I think it will get used, maybe not by everybody who lives here" (F, 3/04) In essence, these attitudes prevailed, with no evidence of its installation contributing to community spirit or neighbourly interactions.
Speaking to Bobby Charlton upon the player's arrival at Old Trafford as a raw 15-year-old, United manager Sir Matt Busby encapsulated the essence of an attitude that pervades around Old Trafford to this day.
Paul Tillich believed that the essence of religious attitudes is "ultimate concern".
Why did Vedrine make it the essence of France's attitude toward the U.S.?
The essence of the religious attitude, he tells us, is the conviction that "inherent, objective value permeates everything, that the universe and its creatures are awe-inspiring, that human life has purpose and the universe order".
Irony is the essence of the critical attitude, of the observer's cool gaze; every reviewer who is not just a bourgeois cheerleader (and no reviewer will admit to being that) is an ironist.
In essence, the beliefs and attitudes of individual patients, doctors, and the expectations of medical consultations, can be seen as sitting within sociocultural contexts and being shaped by them [ 33].
Primary Wave's Mestel argues that this attitude is "the essence of what we're trying to protect.
He further added that the Victorian was "the very essence of belligerence...His whole attitude suggests defiance and when he hits the ball it is the music of a sledgehammer".
"Vermont apologists have defended this attitude as the very essence of liberty," they wrote.
