They're the potential for one; the real book "exists fully only in the act of being read," she writes.
Neither vexed by its vanished past nor held up as a totem of the future, his is a Tokyo that exists fully in the moment.
More specifically, the assumption about proportionality of hazards may not always be met; many studies do not describe whether proportionality has been checked and whether it exists in fully adjusted models or merely in the unadjusted model.
Just as it is impossible to exist fully outside the realm of cultural influence, it's unavoidable that politics would seep into the outsider art conversation.
Though his plays have much to offer readers, they exist fully only in the performance".
The document, written by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, says that salvation is available only through Jesus Christ and that Christ's church "continues to exist fully only in the Catholic Church".
There is always a focus on drawing himself and his audience into the present and holding them there; you are not meant to interpret, only to exist fully with Mr. List in his world of indeterminacy.
In a campaign filled with all-business black dresses, Spelman pearls, suburban leisurewear, colorful church-lady jackets, boho accessories and finally, her sea-blue Jackie Kennedy dress, she existed: fully, freely, obviously.
Yet elsewhere, there is an uncomfortable feeling that her plight is a finely wrought fig leaf, a necessary patch over her creator's real subject: a questioning of how to exist fully, with oneself and with others.
What's marvelous to observe is how this original dichotomy, which existed fully formed in Montaigne's mind, between the looser and stricter conceptions of the essay — the flourish and the finished, the try and the trial — transposed itself onto the one that existed between France and England.
