Occupy Our Homes, on the other hand, confronts the system with its failures – predatory lending, homelessness, and empty bank-owned houses.
My mother said, 'She's very nice, Arthur.' I said, 'I'm thinking of marrying her.' She said, 'So what's your hurry?" In the story I'd sent him, my mother, holding my hand, confronts the father of one of my tormentors and borrows from Shakespeare, whom she had never read.
The video from Mizzou shows Tai, camera in hand, confronted with a phalanx of chanting, pushing university students and staff.
He is forty years old — he was thirty-six when he became President, after leading Georgia's Rose Revolution as a charismatic young democratic hero who, with a flower in his hand, confronted Georgia's postSoviet leader.
In a trilogy of works, accompanied by live music, they interact with each other and with their own virtual bodies (projected life-size video images); in the last piece, "Memory Bank," they take the illusion one step further, by showing delayed images of the performance at hand, confronting both the dancers and the audience with their own immediate past.
All the same, Hughes as the Crocodile Dundee of art criticism is too good a parallel to reject: burly ocker from the outback, tinny in left hand, confronted by New York aesthete armed with stiletto, reaches with his right hand for his own massive bush knife, commenting slyly to his terrified assailant: "Now that's what I call a knife".
But Josephine County Sheriff Dave Daniels worries when they try to take things into their own hands, confronting suspected meth dealers and burglary suspects.
On the one hand, he confronts the raw pain of losing the false certitudes still peddled today by creationists.
He declined to tailor his interpretation to the crisis at hand and confronted Lehman with some perilously slow tempos in Act III.
But no, there is a distinct patter now, as of water falling from a height, and she reaches out her hand to confront the mystery.
But as he wandered down Dale Street, a gray-haired man hustled out of his backyard, trowel in hand, to confront Mr. Morse.
