19), which fictionalizes a well-known episode in the life of the writer Iris Origo, implies that Olafsson is guilty of the same transgression — plagiarism — for which Leavitt himself was successfully sued by the British poet Stephen Spender.
During the later stage of the same transgression, associated with the formation and landward migration of the barrier chain, tidal currents in tidal-inlet and flood-tidal deltas became active, and a tidal-ravinement surface (TRS) was formed.
Most, if not all, mainstream news organizations are guilty of the same transgression.
Other tourists at the same hotel, he said, were forced off their bus for the same transgression.
For example, need someone be guilty of the very same transgression in order to be a hypocrite in the relevant sense?
Both of Trump's joint fundraising committees were called out by the FEC for some of the same kinds of transgressions in separate letters.
Nanson, like other Byatt heroes, reënacts her own escape from academia into creativity; his adventures begin when he strikes out from the cramped harbor of "postmodernist literary theory," with its monotonous revelation of "the same clefts and crevices, transgressions and disintegrations, lures and deceptions beneath, no matter what surface we were scrying".
Some of the same sense of magic, mystery, and transgression still adheres to contemporary film animation, which has made it a primary vehicle for exploring the overwhelming, often bewildering emotions of childhood feelings once dealt with by folktales.
These transgressions do not appear in discs of the same genotype in which the P compartment is not ablated.
In the same academic transgressions the frequency of extending the circle of individuals involved to "family, friend, colleague, and stranger" was also significantly higher than expected (17.5%, 28.5% and 9.5% for A1 A3, respectively, P < 0.001, Figure 1).
Perhaps the repackaging of redundant journalism in book form (much of this material comes from his column for The Guardian of London, though some originally appeared in Harper's Magazine) belongs on the same list of transgressions, but no matter.
