Watergate captured Nixon's deepest qualities, including his uncanny sense of his own failure; at the end of "Frost/Nixon," as the disgraced former President is pressed for an apology, and Langella's face is frozen in torment across the multiple screens above his chair, Nixon seems to submit to his fate, which is his character.
Judging from the first two episodes, "Call Me Fitz" seems trustworthy, which is to say that it does not seem likely to submit its title character to a radical rehabilitation.
With the remuneration he is provided through the thought control articles he seems to perennially submit to the media, he seems in no hurry to consider himself part of the same masses he seeks to pattern the morality and manners of.
Meanwhile, Hillary seems to continuously submit to a compulsive urge to hit that send button.
They say there is a "culture where elected members seem unable to submit officers to proper scrutiny and challenge, and officers and front line staff are afraid to disclose concerns".
Overall, there seem to be many arguments to submit all excised subcutis material for histopathological investigation.
But the company now seems to have submitted most or all of the data the F.D.A. needs to analyze whether the salmon are safe to eat, nutritionally equivalent to other salmon and safe for the environment, according to government and biotechnology industry officials.
He has proved himself an eager controversialist in several scientific fields, but here he seems unable to submit religion to the same rigorous questioning that he has applied elsewhere in his work.
The doctors' theory may very well be sound, but it leaves unexplained the fact that the women who are the victims of this curious assault on feminine charm seem to cherish their martyrdom and submit to those who impose it on them like lionesses under the lash of the tamer.
It seems to me that submitting to such a prestigious journal takes some audacity.
