Fernald tasked Runeare with finding a more soulful phrase.
And yet, "For some reason, being precise, finding a simple possessive phrase that covered my situation, was very important".
And now we come to "Miss Austen Regrets," a ghastly misfire — one does enjoy finding a use for that phrase now and again — which presents Austen in the same reductive way that is often resorted to when an inadequate imagination sets about dramatizing an interesting woman's life.
Justices Stotomayor, Ginsburg, and Breyer dissented finding a broader meaning of the phrase "actual damages," and stated that the narrow meaning was contrary to the purpose of the Privacy Act.
Justices Stevens, Ginsburg, and Breyer dissented finding a broader meaning of the phrase "actual damages," and stated that the narrow meaning was contrary to the purpose of the Privacy Act.
He's always creating, finding a new way into a melody, another way to phrase a thought.
On Tuesday it felt as if the entire audience was leaning forward to meet her as she played her phrasing off Gershwin's, finding an easy balance between Balanchine's juxtaposition of ballet and Broadway flair.
One spoke of finding "an unseemly delight" in simply producing what he felt was "a good phrase".
The notes specifying the actual procedure (APM or placebo) were sealed inside an envelope, but the arthroscopic findings and a phrase 'a procedure according to the degenerative meniscus trial was performed' were included in the patients' medical records.
In a short opinion, the U.S. Court of Military Appeals adopted a strict construction of the phrase "in time of war" finding that the phrase referred only to a congressionally declared war.
