The mix of dreadful events and recipes, screams of rage and pain and sweet songs of capitalist quietude.
The first minutes of climbing, with seat angle just so and general quietude prevailing, are peak sleep-time for Gulliver.
In addition to the quietude of Chief Justice John Roberts and the questions about federalism from Justice Anthony Kennedy (which we cover in print this week, out tomorrow), a remarkable feature of the oral argument was the concern for consequences evinced by justices who ordinarily appear to care little about such things.
Starting with "Death of a Naturalist" in 1966, moving through the bone-vaults of "North" (1975) and the glittering winds of "Seeing Things" (1991) to the mortal quietude of "Human Chain" (2010), there were 12 collections, and no failures.He should have written more, some said, about the Troubles he lived through, as a Catholic teaching and poetising in Belfast in the 1960s.
The drive meanders into areas of shabby quietude.
This coincides with what looks like a more demanding mood among American regulators, after a decade of quietude.
Still, he sometimes sleeps outside, beside an open sewer, in the blissful quietude of the street.During a four-day stay in Dharavi, as the guest of Shashi and his friends, your correspondent heard many such tales: of hard times, facing up and getting by.
John schematized the steps of mystical ascent a self-communion that in quietude leads the individual from the inharmonious distractions of the world to the sublime peace of reunion between the soul and God.
He imposes no restrictions or prohibitions on his subjects; "so long as I love quietude, the people will of themselves go straight.
On his return to Guadalajara, Barragán began to conceive new methods by which he could create what he called an "emotional architecture," one that would encourage meditation and quietude.
The most famous exponent of the tea ceremony was Sen Rikyū, an aesthete at the 16th-century court of the military dictator Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who codified the ceremony into a style known as wabi-cha (meaning roughly "simplicity," "quietude," and "absence of ornament"), which still enjoys popularity in Japan.
