Unlike in Western culture, where we are seeing connections between ideas that we treated as disjointed take, for example, the truly direct connection between man and nature Nembhard and Ilunga explain that African culture has forever understood the connections between the people and the World.
It took me forever to understand the complicated relationship between the president's administration and Congress, and the intricate clockwork of Washington, where every little screw, cogwheel or spring has an important role to play.
In both resolution and contrast, e-readers need to approach print on paper, or they will forever be understood as being a sub-par option, grey and indistinct.
Even the inside of your own mind is endless – it goes on forever inwardly, you understand?
"As much as we would all love for Bill Curry to be our football coach forever, we certainly understand and respect this very personal decision," Levick said.
Over a mountain of green chile pork stew in the restaurant, I watched a good-natured server try to come to terms with a table of Italian tourists, who now and forever will not understand why Fre can be labeled wine if it contains no alcohol.
From Homer's epics to Monet's landscapes, all the way up to Andy Goldsworthy's tedious rock sculptures, creators have forever attempted to understand nature, not through the quantifiable measures of math or science, but by evoking certain intangible truths that aren't easily pinned down.
"Space Oddity" is about astronaut Major Tom being left floating through space forever, so we can understand his concern.
Reagan was well aware that reality exists as so much malleable matter, and was thus able to transition almost effortlessly from a career in movies, television, and advertising, to political life worlds of artifice and persuasion that, as he helped us to understand, are forever intertwined.
