It might well be that the secret of this complexity is that Jacobi, just like Kierkegaard after him, was motivated by deeply conservative beliefs which he saw threatened by the culture of the day; but, again like Kierkegaard, in trying to reassert them, developed a language that was later to be used, contrary to anything he would have ever imagined, to undermine them instead.
Instead, the strong performance reasserts them as the favorite to win the East, ratcheting up the importance of their date with Georgia on Nov. 1 in Jacksonville, Fla.
Now, most especially in the light of what we know has been happening in the US (and perhaps here too?), we need to deal with what appears as a new challenge but is in fact an old one, not by abandoning long-established principles, but by reasserting them.
They've never been happier and are not at all keen on having some new "democratic" regime in Baghdad emerge that tries to reassert control over them.
And he used them to reassert himself as the leading insurgent challenger to Mr. Romney, though he told cheering supporters at his headquarters in St. Charles, Mo., that he was setting his sights higher than that.
If a child is lying about situations in which they would get in to trouble if the truth were known, discuss their behavior with them and reassert the rules.
Increasingly, Germans have put the guilt of the past behind them, reasserting their pride in national identity in many positive ways.
This process will end with them reasserting themselves as improved U.S. money centers as long as they have the best and most competent captains to guide them.
I advocate people who've had that word wielded against them reasserting themselves into whatever position they need to be in to feel strong and protected.
"I Love the Nearness of You" explicitly addresses the relationship between goopy sentiment and clear thinking; Smokey asks a series of syrupy romantic questions and then casts them aside to reassert the title's message.
Still, the Brits are awfully excited about this one, which is likely to present them the opportunity to reassert dominion over their former subjects, and those farther west, in the realm of the Oscars.
