When I have tried, for example, to tell people about that moment on the sidewalk in Brazzaville, I know I have failed.
Patrick was never allowed, for example, to tell me that he had always loved me, that he had been fascinated by me from the moment I first walked into the lecture room.
This made me appreciate how difficult it is, for example, to tell a five-person family (including a pregnant mother) sleeping in a two-bedroom flat that we do not have capacity to house them, and may never do.
Now and then he came back into focus, leaned over and put his arm around Lidia, and instructed her, for example, to tell his friends about the word she'd played in Scrabble the other night for eighty-seven points.
It could be possible, for example, to tell instantly how the millions of lines of software running a network of satellites would react to a solar burst or a pulse from a nuclear explosion — something that can now take weeks, if ever, to determine.
Loose-form is what we have now in the UK – when the central bank verbally intervenes, for example, to tell the markets that the timing of the first rise in rates they are anticipating is (in the Bank of England's own words) "not warranted".
Bella is prone, for example, to telling her clients that they either have been or may in the future be ill, that they have elderly relatives who have died, or that their lives are not all they might be.
Now, you may be wondering what exactly do I mean by that, and I have several examples to tell you about.
Sadly, in just one day, there were more than enough examples to tell us that our fight is far from over.
Cantrell, for example, wanted to tell novel stories that fly under the radar of most radio producers, who tend to look for the big, sexy stories.
