She had her hand gestures, as well, including her version of the trademark "Clinton thumb," but she did little in the way of violence to the air around her. Visually, anyway, there was a discernible arc to the event, with Mr. Trump growing more agitated as the night wore on, and Mrs. Clinton becoming almost giddy with what felt increasingly like genuine pleasure.
Millions are beginning to reject the rule of the billionaire class and increasingly looking to genuine ideas of socialism.
Health promotion interventions with marginalised groups are increasingly expected to demonstrate genuine community participation in their design and delivery.
This foreshadowed, or was a symptom of, a policy vis-à-vis the non-Russian nations that, while maintaining the federal facade, became increasingly hostile to all genuine national aspirations.
David Florence became the latest in an increasingly long line of genuine British medal hopefuls to endure a dreadful day at the office, finishing dead last in the final of the canoe slalom and missing out on victory by a titanic margin of more than 14 seconds.
Wisdom is an endangered natural resource today in our Over-Information Age, where knowledge is rising and genuine sagacity increasingly rare.
Blurred Lines represents part of an increasingly vibrant conversation about achieving genuine equality for our daughters (and sons).
In an industry where genuine excitement is increasingly scarce, Prince practically busking is a really rather special event.
Or, as the New York Times put it in a possibly over-thinky think piece in 2011: "In a culture defined by knowingness and ironic distance, genuine surprise is increasingly rare – a spiritual luxury that brings us close to something ancient.
This is another source of the genre's appeal: in a culture defined by knowingness and ironic distance, genuine surprise is increasingly rare — a spiritual luxury that brings us close to something ancient.
