And they not only thought it was O.K. to reach crescendos — they thought, in reaching them, that they were being particularly clever; that they were hitching up their skirts to show flashes of musical knowledge.
I'm not sure that I've ever experienced catharsis through playing a game, but I have certainly had flashes of self-knowledge.
Even Lucille Bluth — a lousier mother than Livia Soprano — arrives at a touching flash of self-knowledge while under the care of her ridiculous son-in-law, Tobias (who now has the sense to call himself a "theralyst" instead of an "analrapist").
The present research evaluates, in light of the engineering literature, Israeli drivers' perceptions of the flashing green interval, knowledge of the legal meaning of flashing green, perceived safety implications of the flashing green, and behavior in its presence.
When Rahman is at her best, in these flashes of almost unbearable self-knowledge, it's as if she's telling a sadly familiar American coming-of-age story for the very first time.
Mr. Brown, the Democrat, flashed knowledge of intricacies of state government, while Ms. Whitman, the Republican, who showed more confidence than in earlier debates, offered her case that she was a "job creator" in a state with an unemployment rate of more than 12 percent.
"Underlying everything — the evocative flashes, the dogged working of language — is the writer's belief in the story as a system of knowledge," he writes.
Strengthening the participation element in futures research is professed to, hopefully, complement expertise with flashes of insight beyond the confines of codified knowledge.
Are they instances of knowledge?
