Folklore has it that he was told he could speak about anything except actions against the Tate's sponsorship arrangements – and so turned the workshop into a discussion of whether to confront the Tate.
It's almost as if Jean-Paul Sartre himself appeared on screen toting a.44 Magnum ("There is no reality except in action, punk!").
Undoubtedly heterosexual, he was a washout at romance no amorous Walt Whitman or even the intriguingly neurotic Thomas Eakins but "a quiet little fellow," in the words of a friend numb to personal magnetism, female or male, and with a pronounced distaste for bodies except in action.
Undoubtedly heterosexual, he was a washout at romance — no amorous Walt Whitman or even the intriguingly neurotic Thomas Eakins but "a quiet little fellow," in the words of a friend — numb to personal magnetism, female or male, and with a pronounced distaste for bodies except in action.
What an awesome model: one that predicts everything about a monetary union except the action of the monetary authority.
Saying the president should have supported dissidents more and put in place more "crippling sanctions," Romney concluded, "If all else fails, if after all of the work we've done, there's nothing else we can do except military action, then of course you take military action".
How is anyone to tell parties apart, except by actions?
Unlike the great Jewish and Muslim Aristotelians, Gersonides believed in astrology and held that all happenings in the world except human actions are governed by a strict determinism.
The other Extraversion facets as well as those of Openness, except O4-Actions, explain little variance.
And … Action!! Except now some clouds have appeared overhead.
