While the building itself is safe for now – thanks to Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) moving in to use it for teaching space in the short term – there are fears that site could end up being flattened in favour of something, to paraphrase the first flick shown at the Cornerhouse, largely insignificant.
While the building itself is safe for now thanks to Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) moving in to use it for teaching space in the short term there are fears that site could end up being flattened in favor of something, to paraphrase the first flick shown at the Cornerhouse, largely insignificant.
Wierzbicka (1996) proposed a catalogue of about 60 primes, to be exploited to spell out the internal structure of word meanings and grammatical constructions using so-called reductive paraphrases: for example, 'top' is analyzed as a part of something; this part is above all the other parts of this something.
Like Kitamura, Smith, and Cusk, Lacey deftly examines the effects of fame, trauma, heterosexuality, social media, and technology on women, only to conclude, "Now what?" Reading The Answers is a bit like falling out of love: To paraphrase something Mary once told a boyfriend she was breaking up with, you feel like something's missing, even though it's right in front of you.
Because of an editing error, an obituary of the fashion designer Stephen Sprouse yesterday included an incorrect paraphrase of an observation by his friend Candy Pratts Price, director of Style.com, about something he shared with other "American fashion greats".
Thinking a colleague has implied that she's "getting away with something" by being a single mother, Roiphe wraps herself in righteousness and a paraphrase of James Baldwin: "He can face in your life only what he can face in his".
"Which is a terrible paraphrase of a Theodore Roosevelt quote".
Barry Moser's narrative is a close paraphrase of Jacobs's.
A pretty close paraphrase of what we said.
