The sweeping sci-fi keypads, absurdly deep bassline – expressly made to rattle walls at illegal warehouse parties – and signature bleeps are a classic formula for dancefloor destruction.
The very idea of so much sublime skill, intensive labor, and untold wealth being lavished on art expressly designed to be invisible affronted the deepest assumptions of Western aesthetes, presupposing, as they did, the pleasure of display.
Thus we have been expressly evolved by nature-with all our impulses and deepest instincts-for the purpose of solving the economic problem.
Running Man Reprints Related items The deep South: True-grits RepublicansOct 31st 2002The expressly religious part is what Mr Riley, a Southern Baptist who, like Mr Bush in the White House, hosts Bible classes in the state Capitol, wants to do for the poor.
A conference held on the 9th of February, 2009 with the title "Deep Time: From Steno to Darwin" was expressly dedicated to connecting time with evolutionary theory and to celebrating Charles Darwin's bicentennial (1809 1877).
And Obama has expressly ruled out sending American troops into Syria or proposing deeper involvement in the Arab country's violent civil war.
And to do so, on a question that's of this deep economic significance, it would have to do so expressly".
In fact, the group feels so strongly about digital voices that after an extensive debate, it now expressly forbids the use of most digitally sampled sounds, except for deep bass notes and some percussive sounds, like chimes and bells.
She starts by reading aloud from "The Divine Plan" by Geoffrey A. Barborka, written, as the book's frontispiece explains, "expressly for the purpose of those who wish to read and gain a deeper understanding of 'The Secret Doctrine,' " a book by Madame Blavatsky published in 1888.
where not otherwise expressly provided.
They were expressly handmade.
