Exigencies of time and money, not sentimental attachment, help save these traces.
In the pre-Botox neverland happily evoked by this musical, the cruel exigencies of time's passing are the silly preoccupations of grouches and lazybones.
The prince's duty to educate officials arises from the fact that judges and governors do not simply act in the name of the prince, but due to exigencies of time and geography must often act in his place.
It may be that we intuit this connection, through a kind of cumulative cultural agreement that being by the ocean, river, lake or pond instills a kind of peacefulness and calm, an alternative to the noisy, frenetic disorder of our lives from external circumstance, constant motion, accelerated expectation, the exigencies of time and occupation, and the resultant internal stress.
The law, which stated that captured runaways were to be held for six months after arrest and then taken to the penitentiary, needed to be "so altered as to the meet the exigency of the times.
The legislator debated, and by his earnestness, industry, and eloquence, aided no doubt by the pressing exigencies of the time, gained a partial triumph over the ignorance and prejudice which ruled; and shadowed out for the first time the principles of Political Economy into the embodyment of FREE TRADE as their practical result.
So I certainly hope that the exigencies of the time here in the United States will not create new conditions whereby the United States will decide to alter the current trend.
All the time, we don't want to be caught doing it but nevertheless it's part of the adaptations of our species, we change who we are to fit the exigencies of our time, and not just strategically, or to our own advantage, sometimes sympathetically, without our even knowing it for the betterment of the whole group.
When fundamentalists say these and other inconvenient passages no longer apply because they grew out of the exigencies of another time and place, they are making our argument for us, because the same is true of the passages they use to bash gay people.
Solzhenitsyn was essentially an old-fashioned artist working within the conventions of the 19th century novel, but the pressure of his extreme subject matter, the passion and discipline he brought to his craft, and the exigencies of the times helped him to stretch the boundaries of Russian realism and find new expressive possibilities for it.
He taught all this well before technological tools like the Internet and email made it easier to report on the exigencies of our times.
