One could be forgiven for believing instead that he actually had in mind the same cases he'd referred to in 2004, and that he was telling the commissioners - and ultimately, Georgia's governor - what he thought they wanted to hear.
Palin galvanized McCain's campaign by giving him both (in exchange for a potential ticket to the White House), though her class appeal is clearly to the working class--the Joe Sixpacks and the Hockey Moms--not the high society Hepburn had in mind, the same wealthy elite of which McCain himself is a member.
He seems to have in mind the same kind of power described by critics anticipating the arrival of Dvorak in the New World more than a century ago: that barbaric Slavic yawp tracing the equation between rhythmic pulse and emotional truth.
It is important to recall that the tf-dcf index has a similar semantic to the absolute frequency; therefore, we can choose threshold values having in mind the same semantics, i.e., for threshold purposes, the tf-dcf index can be understood as the plain number of occurrences.
However, I don't believe that the love of enemies Jesus had in mind is the same kind of love we have for our family and friends.
It was my dream to run this time, to set the national record," Duliba said to ABC. "The last 10 kilometers, I had in mind, 'Keep the same pace.
But the panelists have in mind the progress on same-sex marriage (they are libertarians after all), the embarrassments to the national security state, as well as the utter defeat of gun control -- freedom to pack heat being a libertarian cause, too.
"There is one thing worse than having private companies come to your vicinity to exploit your resources," a young Senegalese man once told me, "it is to have none". Though he had extractive industries in mind, the same paradox haunts the debate on development aid.
I found it telling that the academic researchers I asked hadn't had themselves screened (or bothered to try the experiment I had in mind, of submitting the same swab with two or three completely different diet surveys).
"A referee with a feeling" -- apparently for the game -- "would not have shown him the card, bearing in mind the same player had already been booked," Blatter added.
A referee with a feeling [for the game] would not have shown him the card, bearing in mind the same player had already been booked". He suggested that fast-tracking of former professional footballers into top-level refereeing could be a way forward.
