As with so many homegrown culinary enterprises, it seems that smallness plays a huge role in why Buddhapesto tastes the way it does.
According to Jamil Ragep, the Persian astronomer Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī (1201 1274) in his Tadhkira writes: "The Milky Way, i.e. the Galaxy, is made up of a very large number of small, tightly clustered stars, which, on account of their concentration and smallness, seem to be cloudy patches.
Yvonne was one of those miniature girls whom teen-age boys love: their smallness seems to promise that they will be sweetly malleable.
The message of its smallness seems to be this then: perhaps it ought still to remain a shameful secret, one from which we cannot but flinch, one that we would rather not record at all.
The smallness seems to go along with a lack of features, though.
President Bush and his critics traded talking points, to the advantage of neither, and even this most self-important city seemed to recognize the smallness of its discourse.
As these Reagan Democrats and centrist independents flee, and as the country cries out for the bigness and confidence of the best of Reaganism at this time of economic crisis, all the Republicans seem to offer is the smallness and suspicion of Reagan's low-road assault on welfare queens.
Jassin writes that Amir seems aware of his own smallness before God, acting as a puppet for God's will; Teeuw notes that Amir recognises that he would not exist if God did not.
Her smallness had made her seem girlish, but she was older than Eddie and much older than me, twentysomething.
The smallness of that increase seems best explained by rising productivity in construction, which offset increasing costs of land and labor.
