In nearly every arena of political life, group relationships have replaced person-to-person relationships.
Because what used to be private has become public, in every arena of life.
These days South Asian faces are prevalent in every arena of all-American life — doctors, lawyers, actors, designers, politicians, rappers, activists, socialites, Little Leaguers, Girl Scouts.
Addressing economic discrimination is a multi-pronged struggle that affects every arena of black life; our lives are informed by the complex, violent circumstances that shape black oppression.
Advertising speak and marketing tactics have crept into every arena of public life, from scientific research to state school education, without our opinions having any apparent impact on policy.
As it turned out, "train wreck" was not only the perfect expression to describe Ms. Spears's listless lip-synching, but a recurring theme for 2007, a year when many prominent figures from every arena of public life did harm to their reputations and livelihoods in devastating fashion.
It is a place that shapes excellence in every arena of your life.
Maybe we speak up in every arena of our lives as intolerant of violence against women.
By it Erasmus meant the moral life of Jesus, intended to be replicated by his followers in every arena of human experience.
By the end of her life, Wollstonecraft had been involved in almost every arena of education: she had been a governess, a teacher, a children's writer, and a pedagogical theorist.
Writing about paternalism, philosophy professor Peter Suber, now with the Harvard Open Access Project, argues, "Paternalism is a temptation in every arena of life where people hold power over others".
