Both embark upon quests, but only out of necessity: Frodo to try to save his beloved Shire, Kyle to survive and find out what and who he is.
They were the Black Friday novices: people who, drawn by the earlier-than-usual store openings or economic necessity, decided to try their hands at shopping on the busiest day of the retail year.
Which is…? "[An emphasis on] the instability of vision; the fluctuation of any one truth; the scepticism about any authority … when you see his career you see there is an urgency, a lust, a necessity to keep trying".
The necessity for Ph.D. students to try to obtain grants for extra research, or to get involved in another project, can also be a good thing.
And, though neither candidate merits a Nobel prize for his policy programmes, Mr Bush has, perhaps by necessity, shown a greater willingness to try new ideas to solve these problems.Yet in America's system of checks and balances, a choice between presidents cannot reliably be made by combing through policy programmes.
I hadn't planned to play poker on her birthday, but with limited days to qualify for the Main Event it's proving a necessity if I'm going to try to get into that tournament on the cheap.
But, through pure economic necessity, they would say they had to try to cultivate the land.
Turning necessity into an opportunity, they decided to try and get ahead of the game.
The main goal is to try to avoid the necessity of preliminary experiments to determine the model coefficients, i.e., propose a model for the power spectral density, coherence length, and phase velocity.
But I think we can probably meet the necessity of those, and we're going to try to pursue that.
