The books adds: "If coming out was the first step and forming a movement the second, then perhaps asserting our fundamental right to be parents is the third step in our evolution as a community".
Smith's performance seemed to be less about remembering a lost love and more about willing one back into existence — or perhaps asserting that a true love never needs much summoning.
Each brother may make a case for his club of choice, perhaps asserting that there will be women who share their egalitarian principles at one club, or that another club has a free-bottle deal for Share Communes that use a Collective Purse™ credit card. 5.
Each brother may make a case for his club of choice, perhaps asserting that there will be women who share their egalitarian principles at one club, or that another club has a free-bottle deal for Share Communes that use a Collective Purse™ credit card.
He recorded the scenes not only to tell the story but also, perhaps, to assert some measure of control as the family fell apart under pressure from the police and the community.
To reassure Mr. Hirsch that he wouldn't drown, and perhaps to assert his own physical self, Mr. Penn shot though the rapids first, even though he too had never done it before.
Possibly the original protest song, written in reaction to the ubiquitous "God Bless America," Lady Gaga used some of its lyrics during the last Super Bowl's Halftime Show, perhaps to assert subtly but defiantly that America belongs to all of us, and not just American-born, white, Christian men.
They marched into the home ballparks of their main competition in the division — the entire league, perhaps — and asserted their superiority.
Was Jaaksi made to walk the plank or did he go voluntarily, that's a legitimate question in light of the recent change at the very top as new CEO Stephen Elop perhaps begins to assert his authority.
"Perfect Score" addresses matters of race, sex and class in a whisper and is perhaps too quick to assert the essential niceness of its characters.
