It would not be an exaggeration to say that the novel had always existed in my head as an amorphous, identity-less entity.
But this work is so complex in tone that it almost supersedes the show; as a diary, a documentary and a universal cri de coeur, it joins "I," "You," and "We" into a single, pronoun-less entity.
But it seems especially strange for the Panthers, who have spent 19 years as a more or less alien entity in the steamy shadow of the Everglades.
Since she won the leadership of the FN four years ago from her father, Marine Le Pen has actively attempted to rebrand it as a less controversial entity, to widen the party's appeal.
This weakens the state, which is then overthrown by a younger, more vigorous and less democratic entity.It would seem there are few correctives to this process, but the House of Lords is one.
With "Under the Dome" we swoop up again to the God's-eye view, or to the view of some equally altitudinous but less merciful entity — a panorama of interlocking stories and a huge cast of characters, many of them being used rather cruelly.
Debussy's "Martyre de St. Sébastien," in the nature of these "symphonic fragments" from a larger work (with narration by Marie Arnet, a soprano otherwise engaged at the festival), was less an entity, more a kaleidoscopic array, but beautifully played at every turn.
The retroaortic renal vein is a less common entity.
A business incubator is defined as a more or less formalized entity with an infrastructure intended to nurture incubated start-ups with critical resources in the pursuit of survival and growth (partly derived from Allen and Rahman 1985).
Early-onset candidemia, as defined by a positive blood culture within 2 days of admission, is a less described entity.
Myxoid liposarcoma, which is characterized by a t(12 16) chromosome translocation between the CHOP and FUS genes, is a less common entity that typically arises in the extremities and has a predilection for distant metastasis to areas such as the chest wall, paraspinal musculature, retroperitoneum, and the lungs.
