Jo Davies's production deftly combined lightness of touch with an impressive weight of resources: OK, it wasn't opera.
Then I sat down to read Freud, for the first time — "Civilization and Its Discontents," "Totem and Taboo," "The Interpretation of Dreams" — and was struck at once by the absurdity of the arguments as arguments and the impressive weight of humane culture marshalled in their support.
Then I sat down and read Freud, for the first time—"Civilization and Its Discontents," "Totem and Taboo," "The Interpretation of Dreams"—and was struck at once by the absurdity of the arguments as arguments and the impressive weight of humane culture marshaled in their support.
Then I sat down and read Freud, for the first time — "Civilization and Its Discontents," "Totem and Taboo," "The Interpretation of Dreams" — and was struck at once by the absurdity of the arguments as arguments and the impressive weight of humane culture marshaled in their support.
Any study of China, no matter how personal or intimate, cannot resist the impressive weight of statistics, and the book is full of them.
Even if this impressive weight of authority did not exist, however, and the question before us were one of first impression, it seems clear to me that the plain language of § 1983 would dictate the same result.
From weaning to the time of slaughter, the moved lambs failed to maintain the impressive weight gains seen in July.
That impressive weight-loss windfall for the light-duty exercisers "was a bit of a shock," he says.
But of all these as well as other cases that might be mentioned, the Eikenberry cables offer the clearest instance of persisting in a discredited policy against the weight of impressive evidence.
Surgical treatments of obesity induce impressive absolute weight loss of 30 40 kg (∼60% excess weight, or a 10 15 kg/m reduction in BMI) (2), which may be sustained over 10 15 years (3).
