Murray's blending of nationalist traditions and rural pieties is harnessed to a proud reclamation of the vernacular, of the phrases arising from the mixed origins of the settlers, their encounters with Aboriginal vocabulary, and their own neologising of the new and alien world of the bush.
Every bar, every phrase arises organically from what preceded it and points to what will follow.
I also upped my intake of French films and magazines, and researched terminology and phrases which might arise in the workplace.
Lots of young people are quoting it on Facebook, and they seem to think it's a phrase that arose in response to the current military operation in Gaza.
Talk to anyone in the AR space right now and the phrase "democratizing x" is bound to arise two or three dozen times.
Each scale contains 24 short phrases that eliminate some of the ambiguity that might arise when using single adjectives.
Or, as Whitman phrased it more simply two generations before, "The shapes arise!" Together, bridge and skyline were the eidos, the formal expression of ideas the poets put into words.
My mind unconsciously patters out its joyous, nonsensical, splendidly Irish phrases whenever an opportunity arises.
If one adopts the preferred solution of replacing proper names by demonstrative phrases, a similar problem arises.
In this sense, the term corporate governance typically arises alongside phrases such as investor myopia, short-term goals, incentive alignment, financial crisis, and even corporate misconduct and accounting fraud.
