This would be an entirely valid criticism of Obama coming from someone who actually opposes any such lingering; coming from a man who not long ago wrote a big long editorial proclaiming that such lingering must go on forever, as Zuckerman did in a piece entitled "Why We Can't Leave," it is rendered -- and this is just me thinking out loud here -- somewhat less valid.
I worried that if I found myself in those cells I had heard about, imagined, dreamed about for years — dark places where I had several times wanted to be, so as to finally be reunited with my father — that if I found myself in that place where his smell, and times, and spirit linger (for it must linger) I might be forever undone.
I worried that if I found myself in those cells I had heard about, imagined, dreamed about for years dark places where I had several times wanted to be, so as to finally be reunited with my father that if I found myself in that place where his smell, and times, and spirit linger (for it must linger) I might be forever undone.
While the effects linger, it must not be used as an excuse by governments to roll back economic freedom.
It rejects even the set-aside newspaper or the smallest smudge — these things cannot be allowed to linger, they must be driven out.
Some of the vibes must linger.
Memories must linger of Euro 2008, where Poland scored one goal and took a single point from their group.
Japan too has its own FSA, though since its boss is a member of the cabinet, doubts must linger about its true independence.
The switch to fuel injection is a step forward, but for old-time shade tree mechanics, who miss the days when a factory team could show up at Daytona and blow everyone away with some clever modification, fears must linger.
On reaching adulthood, he must linger in the hive for a few days until his exoskeleton dries and his wing muscles mature, all the while begging food from his sisters and thus living up to his tainted name, drone.
