And last year, when GMTV presenter Kate Garraway spoke in support of sharing breastmilk in this very newspaper, the photographs that accompanied the piece, while stunning, did nothing to make the practice seem ordinary.
It can be found in the daily practice of ordinary citizens who work to challenge the notion that patriotism means blind adherence to what we disagree with and who, by their work and example, demonstrate instead that genuine patriotism can mean having the courage to say no to what is wrong and work instead for what is fair and just.
Mr. Kevorkian, the Michigan pathologist who served eight years in prison for second-degree murder for assisting a suicide, issued a statement on Tuesday through his lawyer supporting the right to physician-assisted suicide but condemning its practice by "ordinary citizens" in the network.
(iii) As is the practice in ordinary language, the skeptic can use expressions elliptically; for example "no more" for "no more this-than-that" (PH 1.188).
James P. Allen says that coexisting notions of one god and many gods would fit well with the "multiplicity of approaches" in Egyptian thought, as well as with the henotheistic practice of ordinary worshippers.
To reach this goal, the use of clinical outcome measures to monitor patients with RA has been advocated by leading rheumatology experts as standard practice in ordinary clinical care [ 6– 8].
Try eating peanut butter, then practice saying ordinary sentences.
Stern said it illuminates the life and practices of ordinary souls discarded by history.
The brute racism that today seems like mass social insanity was a "way of life" practiced by ordinary "good" people.
Their response is loyalty and obedience and observance of a cult (i.e., a system of religious beliefs and practices) whose ordinary expression is sacrifice, vow, and prayer at an altar, stone pillar, or sacred tree.
