The Times of London reported: "[T]he Indian army does not know who is a loyal Naga and who is a rebel; they look the same… Unable to identify the enemy, Indian soldiers have killed several innocent people on the slightest suspicion".
Appalled but at the same time unable to resist feeding his torment, he embarks upon a year of eavesdropping.
Every day when he awakes, he undergoes the same torment, unable to remember his past except in wispy veils of dreams.
The national army – more than 50,000-strong in the east alone – is weak and abusive at the same time, unable to suppress rebellions on the one hand, and unwilling to disciplineits own abusive soldiers on the other.
Eager to enjoy its hard-won privileges but at the same time unable to cultivate the same tastes as the nobility, the middle class demanded something less artificial and formal than the theatre of the late 17th century—something more realistic and genteel.
At that point he was just sixteen, and felt totally inhabited by overwhelming memories, yet at the same time unable to summon anything like a complete or precise account of any part of his lost boyhood or his odyssey through hell.
Group winners will draw group runners-up, with teams from the same country unable to play each other until the quarter-final stage.
All that might console you a bit here is that, on the other side of the river, your pursuer is trapped in exactly the same quandary, unable to decide which bridge to wait at because as soon as she imagines committing to one, she will notice that if she can find a best reason to pick a bridge, you can anticipate that same reason and then avoid her.
You can be capable of understanding and doing certain things, and at the same time unable to understand the consequences of taking other actions".
Unwilling to grant him unconditional love, and at the same time unable and unwilling to ignore him completely, San Francisco has held him at a distance and yet never disowned him.
We've recycled the fashion, recycled the music and we're in thrall to its' sense of abandon, but at the same time unable, or unwilling, to completely abandon ourselves.
