Just as obviously, something must finally be done about the oppressive traffic in the business heart of Manhattan.
He's a master at evoking the ways the past, in all its heart-stopping beauty, oppressive sorrow and sustaining mystery, exerts a pull on the present.
They had come to the conclusion that words were not enough, and what was called for were deeds: extreme, dramatic deeds that would strike at the heart of the unjust, oppressive social and political order, generate fear and despair among its supporters, demonstrate its vulnerability to the oppressed, and ultimately force political and social change.
The MB provides no good answers, but still is far more appealing than its oppressive opponents in the battle for hearts and minds in the Muslim world.
In an industry characterized by an almost oppressive obsession with positivity and hand-hearts, Luke's naturally sunny disposition shines through.
angry black people always have been and will always continue to be at the heart of the onslaughts against oppressive structures, but that doesn't mean we aren't tired.
The New York-based Human Rightsaysthatsays thet the oppressive legacy of British colonialism is at the heart of many of these laws that penalise consensual sexual activity among adults of the same sex.
The issue of female body ownership is at the heart of so many of the oppressive issues today's women face, whether it be the greater arena of revenge porn, cat-calling, the assault on reproductive rights or rape.
From bivariate analyses, we identified six variables characterizing CWS: thoracic pain (neither retrosternal nor oppressive), stabbing, well localized pain, no history of coronary heart disease, absence of general practitioner's concern, and pain reproducible by palpation.
Even "Seasons of Love," the show's anthem, the harmonically beguiling heart of his score, was nearly ruined by oppressive amplification.
