"My hope is that tomorrow people will go to banks together, hold rallies outside, slowly and sweetly transfer their accounts to gum up business as usual, share the reasons for their activities with other customers, and then open the horizons for social action more widely," Reed wrote in an e-mail to HuffPost Friday.
"If the modest, general trend away from belief in God continues uninterrupted, it will accumulate to larger proportions and the atheism that is now prominent mainly in northwest Europe and some ex-Socialist states may spread more widely," they write, adding that it is possible the trend could go the other way, with belief in God seeing a rebound.
The democratic movement is widely written off.
Tanka are still widely written today.
Wagon-train migrations are more widely known and written about than wagon freighting, which also played an essential role in an expanding America.
As a thought leader, I'd really like to have my ideas coalesce even more and have them promulgated more widely, through writing and speaking and being able to talk to more people.
He read widely, wrote poetry and painted.
Take Judge Richard Posner of the Seventh Circuit, who has written more widely on public policy issues than any other judge in the nation -- quite stridently and even controversially, on occasion.
But as success took over, so Mankell found himself writing more widely in subsequent Wallander novels about the overall political and social situation in Sweden throughout the 1990s.
They do this from a profound knowledge of their specialist art forms that allows them not only to review works of art but to write more widely on the subject, as was cogently demonstrated in the very same edition by your theatre critic, Michael Billington, and your visual art critic, Jonathan Jones.
