A deep ache in my stomach when the sex assigned to me at birth seemed to designate some sort of worth in me or a fate that would decide what I do with my life.
His ingenious arguments for the superiority of poetry over philosophy in his one book of essays, "The Necessary Angel" (1951), would be more persuasive if they seemed to designate any poet other than himself.
These would seem to designate an abstract object rigidly if terms for natural kinds and natural properties do.
Things got no better in the next two months, so on Friday the Dodgers finally did what seemed inevitable, designating Cruz for assignment to activate Scott Van Slyke off the disabled list.
Meanwhile, after a couple of episodes spent lurking on the periphery of the town, the horde pushed themselves front and centre this week, led by Lucy, who seems to have designated herself their leader.
Whoever arrives, they will do so with the type of expectation that always seems to accompany designated players - the highly paid additions to an otherwise strictly salary capped league, who began to appear in the wake of the so-called Beckham rule.
The media seems to have designated him as its favored "underdog," so the little-known Huckabee has, until now, escaped serious parsing of his career and his words.
Our study showed that this critical level could be sensitive to submembrane ATP consumption rate, which seems to be designated by PMCA membrane composition.
"He does seem like the designated adult, the voice of reason," says Anna McCarthy, an associate professor of cinema studies at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, who has written about reality TV.
Mr. Camp and Ms. Grieg, excellent actors whose characters at first seem to be designated spectators in the libidinous games being played around them, provide a touching and satisfying subplot, as the hapless scholar and the wronged wife are brought together by shared disappointment in love and a shared love of literature.
