On the logistical side, international authorities have also been rehearsing their thoughts on how to learn from the Akademik Shokalskiy incident.
One of the things that make Varnedoe so effective on the lecture platform is that his fluency never seems rehearsed; his thoughts come across with the headlong intensity and conviction of something voiced for the first time… Tells about MOMA's ongoing expansion… Describes how a bout with cancer led to his resigning from MOMA after accepting a position at Princeton's Institue for Advanced Study….
Both in Lipsky's book and Ponsoldt's film, he tirelessly edits and self-edits on the fly, switching off the tape recorder [1] to rehearse his thoughts, specifying what Lipsky can and can't include, humbling himself while subtly heading off any negative spin: "You could make me look like a real dick if you wanted to print this".
Keeping secrets allows them to rehearse irrational thoughts to the point that they start to feel like facts instead of simple opinions.
Perhaps at some point soon it will be generally acknowledged that rehearsing one's thoughts over the phone, like flossing one's teeth or clipping one's nails (or, some would maintain, blowing smoke), is more appropriately attended to in private.
This week, Hutton will rehearse his first thoughts in the review's interim report.
You might rehearse "what if" thoughts.
She was not sleeping; she was lying there torturing herself, rehearsing every bad thing she had done, every bad thought she'd had.
Second, an evangelical milieu that so prides itself on its "engagement" with secular thought and culture begins to count reading and rehearsing Lewisian argument as such engagement.
Hughes had already rehearsed this line of thought in his 1982 foreword to the first edition of Plath's journals, claiming that, although he had "spent every day with her for six years, and was rarely separated from her for more than two or three hours at a time", he had never seen "her show her real self to anybody – except, perhaps, in the last three months of her life".
