Even some of the teachers who have lived through No Child Left Behind are resigned to this new swing of the pendulum and changing their classroom practices.
"In the turbulent era we lived through, no one could be completely innocent, no one could live by law alone," Cho Gap-je, 63, a conservative columnist, said to the cheers of elderly South Koreans who gathered recently to denounce liberal teachers.
Each happy hour I lived through again".
(When Denham brought Kong and the girl back to New York, and exhibited them in a theatre, he claimed that she had "lived through an experience no other woman ever dreamed of").
Billie hears weary, anxious talk about the war on the radio, but there are no details about the cause of the conflict she and Rafael are living through, no indication of when it began or when it might end.
There was a need, Mr. Kurien said, to document the history of jazz in India before the people who lived through it are no longer around.
"I've lived through Elvis, no TV, through TV, cellphones, hippies, marches, 70's disco, cocaine fever, through the yuppies and the age of computers.
But having lived through Brexit, no one is taking a win for granted.
The concept was that "they've lived through a project," no matter what it may be, "and understand it inside and out," says Carol Wentworth, vice president for marketing at True Value in Chicago.
All lives are lived through retrospective justification, no matter how unusual.
Ru made fun of her on both accounts, telling her she needs to learn more about gay culture, especially when trying to impress someone who (no tea, no shade) lived through as much of it as RuPaul did.
