Both novels concern our failures to transcend our own lesser natures, and the small, transient moments of grace when we succeed.
And that test is this: We can make a country where all of us, finally, can work together and actually make America truly great… or we can retreat into the abyss of our lesser natures and deepest flaws.
CdO was entrapped partially into the cavity from either of the two sides but penetration of oil from the head side of chain is more probable due to its lesser polar nature than the other side.
Edward Thomas and Renaming the Flowers Similarly evocative is lesser known English nature poet Edward Thomas.
Conservation planning on the global scale has the potential to confer greater benefits and impose lesser costs on nature than conservation planning on finer scales, if the costs and benefits of agriculture are also addressed (Dobrovolski et al., 2014), and therefore, the global scale could be an ideal starting point for conservation planning in agricultural landscapes.
The lesser issue is the nature of the meat in question.
From visiting the wilds of nature to lesser seen city streets, locally or halfway around the world, a love of adventure means you can meet new people, see the unexpected and capture irreplaceable memories.
Minister Louis Farrakhan, where are you and the Nation of Islam now, or should I make the leap that violence against women is of lesser importance than the nature of stage performances BY women?
That we are dust is a reminder that in our material existence there is a limitedness, a boundedness which leaves the reality of who we are all too often far from the people that we wish to be, and that we are, ourselves, all too often far too vulnerable before the lesser angels of our nature and left needing the help of our friends, family, and indeed our God to press forward.
