Zafar chooses to wear a hijab and cover her arms and legs as part of her observance of her Muslim faith.
Instead, there is a deep desire for rules and regularity — "a dream of order and contentment and beauty," as Dederer says — and for the structures of "daily obligations," as Shapiro imagines them, updating her father's life-structuring acts of Jewish religious observance through her yoga practice.
Her birthday cake, a gift from the Princess Elizabeth York's Hospital for Children, which made her president of the Children's League as a special observance of her birthday, was in two tiers and was demolished at the high tea.
Memorial observance at her late residence 3pm to 8pm, beginning Wednesday through Friday at 4 00pm, and continuing Saturday evening through Sunday evening.
Dee Wallace Stone as Patricia Ann Bradley, Bartlett's mentally ill lover (escaping execution at the time of the original murders as she was underage) who is under strict observance from her elderly mother.
If only her valor, her love of nation, and her observance of the rule of law matched her likability.
He said Miss Eweida's objection was purely personal - "neither arising from any doctrine of her faith nor interfering with her observance of it and never raised by any other employee".
But another feature of her observance ruled it out: Every Friday night, Ms. Rubenstein hosts a traditional Sabbath dinner.
The Helena Daily Independent described a Montana woman named Mrs. Wolf Sabolsky in the 1870's as "so rigid in her observance that she might be said to have been a vegetarian".
Her subject here is early middle age (a theme also recently and beautifully captured by Helen Simpson in her short story collection Constitutional), and again, in her fastidious observance of truth with its random patterns, she imbues the state with neither fruity glamour nor gloom.
