LAME, toothless and 80 years old, Haji Beardad is not exactly imposing.
(2) Different simply supported boundary conditions can be exactly imposed with the present approach.
Why should we impose our values on others?Well, some values, such as gender equality and individual autonomy, are worth vigilantly defending, if not exactly imposing.
He later takes an easy two to deep midwicket though, and already there's a sense that West Indies aren't exactly imposing themselves here.
These boundary conditions exactly impose the fact that particles do not exit the domain.
(The item is not exactly imposing today: Dried out like a piece of beef jerky, the mummified organ is only about an inch and a half long, laid on a wad of cotton wool, although the antique leather presentation case in which it is preserved is very tasteful, embossed with a gold crown and the letter "N").
Who, exactly, will impose the peace when inevitably upset, often alcohol-fueled passengers have enough of seatmates yelling into their phones over the Grand Canyon?
"There are many ways for a woman to be lost, or to lose herself," Thurman writes, "and the subject has become one of my specialties". Readers can't know where exactly Thurman discovers — or imposes — the specter of Alice, "the first of my lost women," on the art or personalities she investigates in "Cleopatra's Nose," but perhaps it's enough to take her word for it.
Certainly the expectation that one shares rice and rice wine freely creates camaraderie exactly where dividing meat imposes a restrictive hierarchy.
Diva doesn't exactly have an imposing presence on San Francisco's Geary Street.
