The Shiva pillar in itself is formless; it is an idea, an abstraction, a principle, and an element of cosmic consciousness that cannot be fully captured but may be represented in a material form.
Her left leg rested on the ground, the door pillar realigning both itself and the dashboard mounting to avoid her knee, almost as if the entire car had deformed itself around her figure in a gesture of homage".
Fazil Irwan, director at the WIEF Foundation explained to me that WIEF's central pillar is to develop itself as a networking conduit between the Muslim and non-Muslim world, as they believe business collaboration can generate greater prosperity and mutual understanding.
Moreover, in remarks by one of the judges following a reading by a talented 12-year-old, repeated emphasis is placed on the nurturing role of the Moroccan family, itself a pillar of the struggle against extremism.
It had to bring down its prey quickly, or find itself thrown from pillar to post.
"The Future of Conservatism: Conflict and Consensus in the Post-Reagan Era," edited by Charles W. Dunn of Regent University (that's Pat Robertson's school, itself a counterestablishment pillar), gathers essays by 11 conservative thinkers, some prominent and all intelligent.
In his televised speech, the president warned that the unrest would hurt tourism, a central economic pillar in a country that presents itself as a tranquil haven in a turbulent region.
The global drone market has been rapidly expanding, attracting loyal consumers while integrating itself as an emerging pillar in the technological sector.
Participants had often been misdiagnosed or treated for symptoms (e.g. pain) rather than the condition itself and 'passed from pillar to post' often until a serendipitous or coincidental diagnosis of JHS was made.
But Ms Kino really desires their marital bed itself: "The walls … this pillar … they're very sexy.
