"The era of the brand that's blandly constructed and hopes not to offend anyone — to be pleasant — that notion is really dead," McCracken says.
Some French men — they regret it now — confused parité with their pleasant republican notion of "liberté, égalité, fraternité," the rallying cry of the revolution; they heard the word and it sounded nice, and they assumed they would never have to think about it again.
Some French men they regret it now confused parité with their pleasant republican notion of "liberté, égalité, fraternité," the rallying cry of the revolution; they heard the word and it sounded nice, and they assumed they would never have to think about it again.
With the banging piano parts and the running feet, this show makes quite a bit of surprisingly pleasant noise, turning Minimalist notions of repetition and progression into sound.
Observing that "greenhouse" evokes notions of pleasant warmth and flourishing life, Brown suggests it is no coincidence that a Wall Street Journal editorial hailed the new "lush plant growth" generated by warmer climates as a gift from the industrial revolution.
This is a growing trend in marketing and retailing this notion of a pleasant experience.
The sense of discovery and the sharing of a pleasant experience help to bolster a notion of community that can be fragile in a mobile society.
In 1899 astute Del. lawyers got the notion that it would be pleasant if the small state was cordial to corporations that actually did business elsewhere.
But spend some time submerged in these books — by no means a pleasant or an easy task — and these notions recede into irrelevance.
But that you could actually sell the British public the notion that what this green and pleasant land really needs is SOCA - its own arrogant, secretive, bumbling, law-evading secret police - well, that did surprise me.
