This biography foregrounds its central figure in almost total isolation from the history of cosmetics and the beauty industry — topics of lively interest to contemporary social historians, almost all of them female, as it happens.
And who would want it, in these circumstances?" "I reflect on how wrong I was to assume that foreign ministers were a lot full of lively interest in the cultures and civilisations of the planet, scholars of statecraft, apostles of diplomacy".
A man of lively interests, Busbecq collected Greek manuscripts (later incorporated into the Austrian national collections), and he discovered the Monumentum Ancyranum; the latter is an inscription engraved about 14 ce on the walls of a temple in ancient Ancyra (modern Ankara, Tur).
Fragments of ESO are subject to lively interest in finite model theory and complexity theory, see e.g. Ebbinghaus & Flum (1999), Grädel et al. (2007), Papadimitriou (1994).
You can solve the problem like this: **{:.break one} ** Thus arose on behalf of my idea the lively interest of a possible suggestion and process of adumbration; the question of how best to convey that sense of the depths of the sinister without which my fable would so woefully limp.
A paradoxical dimension of the current lively interest in the field is that the innovative spirit and visual daring of the late '90s — when many photographers were mining their personal lives as well as the weirder byways of pop culture, including pornography, and were also eschewing technological wizardry in favor of raw emotional response — appears to have gone into retreat.
Some of his friends have inclined to believe that the rural labourer, as a person capable of taking a lively interest in anything, does not exist, and that those who apparently sat down to breakfast in London the other day were a fiction of the "the wirepullers", who would do anything.
But for all the lively interest of Woodward's portraits of Bush and his team arguing how to fight the war on terror, perhaps the most important parts of the debate were the things on which "the principals" in the war cabinet had little to say.
Unlike Saint-Cyran, Jansen, and most of the Port-royalists, Arnauld had a positive appreciation of philosophy, and a lively interest in the subject (See Nadler 1989, 18 ff).. His philosophy is typically, and correctly, classified as Cartesian.
The dean of Les Six had a lively interest in Americans (he once wrote that he owed much to Columbus, "because the American spirit has occasionally tapped me on the shoulder, and I have been delighted to feel its ironically glacial bite"), and on that occasion he had come to the Paris house of Mrs. Winthrop Chanler expressly to hear the Murphys' Negro music.
On the steps, she began doing what a lot of little girls with a lively interest in hair would do, which was to brush mine and, with my permission, to poke through my purse looking for hair ornaments.
