This has brought elements of menswear culture into mainstream fashion, and in particular a more drip-feed notion of trend.
Their appearance with Governor Bush at a rally three days before the New Hampshire primary was widely criticized by political strategists and even a few people affiliated with the Bush campaign as an ill-conceived publicity stunt that fed notions that the governor was inheriting, not earning, his place in the political sun.
To me, it was just another way to feed this notion that I want to be liked and admired".
Then some of the film was damaged at the lab, requiring a brief reshoot that helped to feed the notion the movie was in trouble.
The Tennis Channel's obstacles to being carried more extensively feed the notion that tennis fans do not get the same respect TV gives to other sports.
"It was just another way to feed this notion that I want to be liked and admired," Mr. Weiner said of his behavior.
The second could perhaps feed the notion that it's all hopeless because we're at the mercy of a ruthless conspiratorial system that will dictate our destiny whatever we do.
A prevailing sense of being disenfranchised, frustration with the established political classes and exhaustion with economic woes all feed the notion that very little can be done about the surrounding reality – except radical revolt.
It continues to feed the notion that African people are a contemporary phenomenon instead of revealing the part they played in the creation of the ancient and modern world.
In a letter today to Mr. Leahy, Mr. Hatch said any delay in voting on the nomination could feed the notion that there was a desire for retaliation over Mr. Olson's successful fight on behalf of Mr. Bush.
I refuse to feed the notion of the oppressed Khaleeji woman, refuse to ignore the love and regard for the modest woman in her community, refuse to deny the pillars of compassion, strength, beauty, dignity, and assertive spirituality she embodies.
