Even the use of filmed inserts to show Laura's secret yearning to be a liberated creature of the sea slightly misses the point: the pathos of Lean's film and Coward's play springs from the very fact that intense, inner feelings can never be fully expressed.
Others, even though I was sure they shared my point of view, would lean back and smile Sphinx-like at the ceiling.
We used a BMI cut-off point of 25.0 kg/m2 to distinguish lean or normal weight women from overweight or obese women.
(3) Point-of-purchase prompts in the hospital restaurant promoting lean croissants.
Point-of-purchase prompts promoting low-salt soup and lean croissants did not result in altered purchase behaviour.
The Future Feminist point of view has increasingly leaned not towards striving for equal status within a male construct or a male society, but rather to invite a redesign of society based on the principles of a feminine archetype in order to create the hope of a sustainable future for us all.
Central bankers like to say that the entire point of the Federal Reserve is to "lean against the wind," meaning that, when the economy is growing so fast that it risks inflation, the Fed raises its interest rate, and, when economic growth is sluggish, the Fed lowers it.
Stated differently, there is no real "debate" between peace and justice after war, as some scholars and NGOs claim, only a continuing negotiation that, at any given point, will lean towards one of these intuitions.
The calibration of the set point (either lean or normal body composition) is determined by the body's composition at the time of leptin stimulation, while the robustness with which the programme is "locked in" depends on the level of the stimulus.
Downstream of this point lean principles are applicable in a straightforward manner, while upstream lean needs to be interpreted in a more liberal way.
