To not cry, therefore whether at a wedding, or an opera, or after personal trauma or tragedy is an act of "blanking out this very, very important part of human behavior, and, in my understanding, a hallmark of being homo sapiens, being human," he tells me.
To not cry, therefore whether at a wedding, or an opera, or after personal trauma or tragedy is an act of "blanking out this very, very important part of human behaviour, and, in my understanding, a hallmark of being homo sapiens, being human," he tells me.
Past the cheesy tourist souvenirs and postcards from my travels, past the scrapbook pictures and fleeting memories, the library was the hallmark of my summer, the product of my labors and token of my adventures.
This isn't to recommend the sacred "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" credo, a hallmark of American proxy-war strategy employed across the non-Caucasian world, especially in places such as Central America, Central Asia and the Middle East.
"My view is that 'we've got to thoughtfully change' has been a hallmark of my administration," Mr. Powers said.
That has been the hallmark of my mayoralty.
And personally, I'd rather that not be the hallmark of my true character.
It's been the hallmark of my time as governor of Texas.
