A mirthful, wicked little novel whose protagonist, a Southern woman of a certain age and of a mind mostly unreconstructed, contemplates the men in her mind's life, notably the Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Once again, The Economist's fearless correspondent had a wasted day, mostly spent contemplating his cancelled appointments.British Airways has just brought in a restriction on many flights that limits, to one, the number of bags a passenger may check in.
Mr. Brown failed to arrive for 40 minutes, leaving a large audience, mostly white, to contemplate an empty stage with a banner -- "Justice, Peace, Healing, Community" -- and grow restive.
The lyrics contemplate relationships, mostly with bad boys or girls, and the sometimes melancholy drift of young adulthood.
In short, Isis has openly declared itself at war with Britain, its allies and partners, even while these countries and their peoples mostly seem reluctant fully to contemplate, accept or understand the implications.
Minority candidates who now contemplate winning statewide or in mostly white districts are more apt to emphasize their cultural commonality than they are to recount origins that might seem alien or divisive.
Though the student of history can see that military ambition has mostly been disadvantageous to human society, when we contemplate the "dazling" character of the hero, immediate sympathy irresistibly leads us to approve it (T 3.3.2.15).
Future studies may contemplate these methodological suggestions ensuring recordings to be mostly valid and consistent.
Lawmakers who support public financing — mostly Democrats — have begun contemplating other sources of money.
These changes were considered to be mostly an effect of contemplating new arguments or of a more harmonized interpretation of the question, rather than of 'peer pressure' or anchoring [ 34].
Our hearts break when we contemplate the hundreds of schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in Africa and the nearly 150 -- mostly children -- killed at the Army Public School in Peshawar.
