Mrs. Mine said: "I have so much memory with each of those, I had a hard time" with the idea of parting with any of the cars.
"The idea of parting, of seeking new horizons, that's very Cuban," said Henry Labrada, 18, a dance student who saw the play here.
One can understand their logic: breast cancer is easier to detect and survive; removing the ovaries reduces the risk of breast cancer; and most women can't even countenance the idea of parting with their breasts.
In "Death on the Installment Plan," waiting for a train at Gard du Nord, Ferdinand is embraced by his mother's "misshapen carcass": "I was terribly ashamed She hugged me so hard, with such a storm of emotion, that I reeled…On those occasions the tenderness that welled up from her misshapen carcass had the strength of a horse…The idea of parting drenched her in advance.
There were times when the idea of parting from his mother filled Aryeh Zelnik with sadness and shame, but there were other times when he almost looked forward to her decline and to the possibilities that would open up before him when she was taken out of the house.
Moving is stressful enough, and as I happen to be rather sentimental, the idea of parting with things like my mother's banquet-size damask tablecloths, a group of her old perfume bottles (still in their ribboned boxes), my collection of 1940s "ugly vases" and even my children's long-discarded toys — even if I could not possibly use them in our new loft — brought me close to tears.
A number of theories have "branched off" from process reliabilism, borrowing some key ideas but parting company with respect to others.
One simple idea is that parting with physical money is a more concrete action than inserting a card in a machine.
Ms. Farley added a parting thought.
A gracious parting gesture, I thought then.
