Now, in a new book that is essentially a primer for young atheists, Dawkins continues to ignore his critics, and the result is shameless propaganda disguised as helpful, even avuncular popular science.
Yet the issue of national service -- essentially jobs, primarily for young people, with local and national nonprofit groups -- hasn't received a day in the news cycle, pushed out by Bain Capital, contraception and stay-at-home moms.
From the first, the project has been marketed essentially as a building for young singles, people like Mr. Montaña.
TV producer, screenwriter and playwright Aaron Sorkin is under fire for essentially telling young Democratic leaders to grow up. .
Poor old Tommen, I can't help but think this is unlikely to end well for the essentially harmless young prince.
He is beyond argument the face of British tennis – even if some pockets of British tennis have not always embraced the independent Scot the way they did the England-friendly Tim Henman – but concomitant with such unwanted celebrity is an obligation for an essentially shy young man to perform.
By promoting STEM and making computer science accessible to young people, essentially for free, the CodeHS founders hope that they can play a role in helping to make technical education a bigger part of the educational system.
Mr. Zickerman's program is essentially training with weights, "the way to go for young and old alike".
So essentially the space reinvented itself around the demand for young British tourists.
Essentially orphaned young from a dysfunctional family, he drifted across America singing popular tunes for nickels, an entertainer in the Populist tradition.
