In Le Nouvel Observateur, he delivered himself of his definition of structuralism "which is not a philosophical doctrine but a method.
Tilley, those interested could learn, was invariably well-dressed, he kept mourning doves, he dined and danced, he went to openings and PR events, and he delivered himself of opinions on everything from taxation to New Math.
He grew up thinking in categories, and you can often hear them rattling around in his mind, especially when he delivers himself of one of his sweeping pronunciamentos.
Almost without stopping to take a breath, he delivers himself of sour observations like, "It takes time to recognize that cheerfulness is a death song".
The inversion is all the more touching, all the more upsetting, because – had Wilde understood and heeded the insights of his own story – he surely would not have delivered himself up to his own destruction with the reckless hypocrisy that he did.
When the meal program began in the city, Mr. Mendez-Santiago said, he delivered meals himself in East New York, Brooklyn.
But this was a special prayer, which he delivered within himself, because the two teams, so evenly matched, had fought their way down to this final contest.
In closing arguments that he insisted on delivering himself, the defendant, Peter J. Troy, said the neighbor had shot the Rev. Lawrence M. Penzes and Eileen Tosner, a parishioner, then planted evidence against him.
And more often than not, he delivered the message himself.
Godard gives free rein to his speaking voice, whether he delivers it himself or transfers it to other characters.
It is one of the many hortatory messages he delivers to himself or to his glib brother Donald (Cage again), also a screenwriter, who moves in with Charlie and whose brain, in a mockery of Charlie's troubles, is teeming with trashy but highly producible movie ideas.
