Another river, perhaps the river of his life, exerted a stronger influence over him.
This is that a short life exerts pressure to mature early, and thus switch resources from growth to reproduction.
This cycle of life exerts itself". You see that in the shows themselves: death rattles roll into birth pangs, and middle-aged men and women are repeatedly infantilised.
Within that realm, F. Scott Fitzgerald's life exerts a particular grip on the imagination — not least because of his prescient view of media modernity.
But nothing unsettled them as much as a broadside against the perceived stranglehold on Britain's public life exerted by those politicians who benefit from wealth and private education.
She and Fink also began a relationship, and the couple moved with friends into a house in Kew, before the pressures of city life exerted the anxieties which spawned the songs of her debut album Alas, I Cannot Swim, produced by Fink.
In every respect, the creeping over-criminalization of everyday life exerts a corrosive effect on American families.
In fact, studies have documented that social position in early life exerts important effects on educational achievements (Duncan, Yeung, Brooks-Gunn, & Smith, 1998), as well as on employment histories and the risk of labour market disadvantage later on.
Our results suggest, therefore, that the androgenic environment during early fetal life exerts a fundamental influence on both AGD and adult sperm counts in humans, as demonstrated in rodents.
This perturbation could be one of the candidate mechanisms responsible for the later anomalous behaviors because even a transient change in thyroid hormones during the critical period of perinatal life exerts long-term consequences (Auso et al. 2004).
