The possibility of them having an accident that harms themselves or others is just a matter of the odds.
It's just a matter of statistical odds that eventually you're going to run out of room.
For me, the "zombie comparison" comes from my commitment to constantly moving -- and often stumbling -- forward, no matter what kind of odds or circumstances I'm facing.
Pell's movie shows that this is not simply a matter of a few odds and ends: horrifyingly, the women's bedrooms are kept, shrine-like, exactly as they were when they were teenagers, including a cutesy "ballerina" musical box that plays Für Elise.
In contrast, Bramwell felt that in Firefight "there is both a sense of futility in the knowledge that death is only a matter of time and odds, and fatigue in the realisation that many levels play out just as they did in the campaign, except a bit more so".
A will to go to all the way to the end in order to look for the thing itself.' In many ways, Kiefer is also an artist out of step with the times, the heavy seriousness of his subject matter at odds with the irony and theoretical tail-chasing of much contemporary conceptualism.
Brown is matter-of-fact when she talks about the sacrifice she had to make to ensure her son beat the odds, however.
Yet Fitzgerald persuasively maintains it was a matter of the bonds beneath the odds.
I had noticed that Martin and Lore seldom disagreed, but on the matter of Germany they were at odds.
