He has sold in forty languages, and his questing has become a lingua franca, yet the United States has felt no widespread craving for his exploits.
These three honorees are representative of a struggle so deeply felt and widespread that no limit of age, color or past or future could have anticipated its heroes.
British historian Hugh Trevor-Roper noted that although Himmler had forbidden photographs of the killings, it was common for both the men of the Einsatzgruppen and for bystanders to take pictures to send to their loved ones, which he felt suggested widespread approval of the massacres.
It is hoped the petition will draw attention to, and eventually help to end, what the group feels is widespread discrimination against atheists in the country.
"When there is international news that we feel has widespread interest in the local community, we will take the piece and use animation to fill in what we call the 'missing images,' just the way we do with the local news," says Next Media's CEO, Wah Hui Chu.
In an editorial today, the newspaper said it felt compelled by widespread whispering about the cause of death, including broad hints on the evening news programs, to lift "the fragile tissue of silence, stretched tenuously over a fervor of rumors".
Over one third (35%) felt their chronic widespread pain was not well managed by their current treatment.
That sentiment is widespread, sincerely felt, and dangerous.
But what he felt Friday was more widespread, and he described it as affecting his foot and his calf.
She first won what felt to me like widespread approval with a sketch that, for a week in April 2015, was all anyone I knew talked about, in which Schumer joined Tina Fey, Patricia Arquette and Julia Louis-Dreyfus to celebrate the latter's "last fuckable day".
