Yet these private speculations and wonders — ranging from the belief in magic to a love of cities and maps, a horror of political violence and an intimation of deep conspiracies, an ardor for romance and a feeling for the real-world obstacles to its fulfillment — take on a public, social, and sociable cast, in both senses of the word.
Yet these private speculations and wonders ranging from the belief in magic to a love of cities and maps, a horror of political violence and an intimation of deep conspiracies, an ardor for romance and a feeling for the real-world obstacles to its fulfillment take on a public, social, and sociable cast, in both senses of the word.
Yet it's key to Paterson's character that he's a driver and not, say, working on a construction crew; he's got a job of extended silence and a strangely public solitude, not a sociable job of teamwork where his poetic, intellectual difference might stick out.
Having just completed a PhD focusing on "How American Youth Use Networked Public [sites] For Sociable Purposes," the Microsoft researcher talked about the digital divide between teenagers using MySpace and those on Facebook.
So, expect funky reception areas, energetically coloured bars and public spaces, and a youngish, sociable crowd.
The authors propose additionally a reshaping of the external form of the private car to reflect a new and more environmentally appropriate role, helping, we suggest, to decouple its image from outworn fantasies, and bringing it into the public realm as a more sociable apparatus for modern living.
Sociability independently differentiated resilient girls from non-resilient (resilient more sociable) and competent (resilient less sociable) girls.
"Being sociable is important.
