The military industry and its lobbyists, for example, always give heavily to the handful of lawmakers who control military spending; that is what fuels their business.
The counter-example always given is William Blake, who resented Joshua Reynolds Discoursess and his own tastes in painting, which ran towards Rubens and Rembrandt as well as Michelangelo.
But the same could be said of political campaigns, for example, which have always given elites and big donors outsized influence.
"One example he always gave was the way that married couples do not need to say much to know how the other is feeling," said Gladys Levis-Pilz, a former research assistant to Mr. Hall at Northwestern University.
And it is very dramatic, and the example I always give are the first two people we spoke with: Mary Lou Roberts of the History department, she's now in Wisconsin, I believe, who would write 80 pages before she figured out what it is she was writing about.
The example I always give is the magic of a James Bond movie; back when I was a kid, I didn't care whether Roger Moore was white or black, or whether I was a British citizen… to me, he was a hero I could impersonate.
(P12) When confidence in the physician was high, the person had no wish for more information, although complete information was not always given for example about possible adverse effects.
In this and the following examples, the luminance pedestal is always given to Bodd.
He chose not to mention his mother, for example, who could always give directions in the car without consulting a map.
