This whole macho punk thing...I was always trying to prove some sort of queer militance.
Following a flurry of soapy historical dramas showing proper ladies being proper, the privilege given to Sevigny comes in the form these women of yore fighting back, or at least acting sinisterly enough to prove some sort of point.
When the youth complain about this busted housing market and the way it is affecting us – "Just work harder," we're told, "just buy a house in cash in the 1970s, like I did" – I think it is seen as some sort of whimsical affectation, that we all very truly are hand-braking ourselves from earning a million pounds and buying a flat with it to prove some sort of musty point to boomers.
But I can't pretend I didn't harbor the hope that eventually — on my own — I'd prove that page some sort of important discovery.
But if she had read further she would have found me saying: "All but a few contemporary psychologists agree that there will eventually prove to be some sort of satisfactory theory of mind-brain relationship … But at present there really is very little consensus about the form, let alone the substance, of this theory-to-come".
In fact, it had occurred to him — of all things — that the father might be getting past it and the brother would prove to be some sort of dunce (Grace had spoken of him scornfully) and that he, Royce, right now at loose ends and neither stupid nor lazy, might slip into a bucolic life amid picturesque dumb animals and bursting orchards, with time on his hands all winter to cultivate his mind.
In fact, it had occurred to him of all things that the father might be getting past it and the brother would prove to be some sort of dunce (Grace had spoken of him scornfully) and that he, Royce, right now at loose ends and neither stupid nor lazy, might slip into a bucolic life amid picturesque dumb animals and bursting orchards, with time on his hands all winter to cultivate his mind.
"To me, that really proves there's been some sort of shift in the public and cultural interest".
He sued, but then faced the difficulty of proving history, thereby providing some sort of comfort to the late politician's family.
Yemeni doctors believe that these reactions prove that the gas has some sort of nerve agent in it, though the leftover canisters bear labels saying CN gas and CS gas, used for crowd control.
