Those realities include the acts of everyday racism — remarks, glances, implied judgments — that flourish in an environment where more explicit acts of discrimination have been outlawed.
This implies, at first glance, that he harms himself individually, but such a conclusion makes little sense in light of Paul's point about uniting the prostitute with the whole church.
After 1860 the old expression coup d'oeil, which implied a commander "casting a glance" over the battlefield and making his decision on the spot, was replaced by "estimate of the situation," with its connotation of cooler deliberation.
His pictures are never as simple as they look, nor, as Bryan Robertson suggests in the catalogue, are they what, at first glance, they seem to be: there is always an implied double-take.
Landscape fragmentation goes on being perceived as non-problem or, even, as a pillar of local identity wiping out all that issues that imply an over-boundary glance, suggesting to group and not to scatter.
Could've knocked me over with a feather.... Of course, while Howard Kurtz no longer is welcome on the Politico site, he's still got a television program on CNN, so I guess the universe isn't tilting as radically as a first glance might imply.
The observation that L g / Lrandom increases for decreasing q is noteworthy because smaller q results in edge randomization of the network, which at first glance would imply that the ratio should decrease.
I then mumbled, glancing in her general direction, "Don't worry, Nigella, no one here thinks you're fat". Which implied that they did.
Its departure implied death.
Sex is occasionally implied.
