Until I first read about it in a newspaper, probably in my 20s, I would have thought it impossible that such a ritual could even exist.
When director and co-creator, Jonathon Krisel, was asked if the show could even exist on TV 10 years ago, it was clear he did not think it could.
Asked whether a publication such Charlie Hebdo — known for its provocative, anti-religion, and anti-establishment content — could even exist in Australia under the current laws, Soutphommasane said the Racial Discrimination Act only applies to "things which concern the attributes of race, color, ethnicity and national origin".
Harry Dhaul, the director general of the Independent Power Producers Association of India, questioned whether a swindle could even exist, given the heavy regulation of the power sector.
At the schools of Stamford, Connecticut, at Harvard University, and on Hollywood filmsets, I have encountered social and cultural apartheid as well as disbelief and hostility that someone such as me could even exist.
"I am too young to know 1994 but the difference between then and now is that the older generation then did not know if we could even exist [as a people].
Radio, television, film and the press are all heavily controlled, and opponents of the regime have been known simply to disappear, which raises the question of how a dissident theater troupe could even exist.
Hobbes certainly does paint a totally isolated scenario for the person who would obey the moral law—"where no man else should do so"—and one might wonder whether the institution of promising could even exist in so bleakly uncooperative "time and place" as he supposes.
Experiencing the video of Surround Audience is like discovering a premium cable channel you didn't know you had -- or could even exist.
