Camus's pillar stood in Paris, but in a sense it belonged elsewhere: perhaps among the Corinthian columns in North Africa's Hellenistic ruins.
Lisa Gilbert, vice president of legislative affairs at Public Citizen, a government accountability group and one of the leading protest organizers, attributed the coalition's diverse membership to a growing sense among it members that the threat to the investigation represents a structural challenge to civil society.
Such a sensing performance places it among the very best of PCR- and label-free DNA assays in terms of both sensitivity and specificity (Supporting Information Table S1).
The argument that Microsoft might buy Nokia did not make sense when it was among a cadre of other OEMs, all bustling to build devices for Windows Phone.
Stephen tried to pick up on Gary's idea that the Fibonacci sequence was special among "our sets" in the sense that it was minimal among those of our sets which had a certain property and that every one of our sets was dominated by sets with this property.
There has been a steady proliferation of efforts to make sense of it, not just among academics and policy wonks, but by novelists, filmmakers and artists the world over.
"There is a strong sense among members it would be best for the speaker to step down and for this body to elect a new speaker," Assembly member Patricia Fahy, D-Albany, said Tuesday.
He likes it for "its sense, among all the crazy, twisted, duplicitous shenanigans, of real, human heartbreak".
It was once taken as common sense among geneticists that it is best to look for a disease gene in a small population where it jumps from person to person and doesn't have anywhere to hide.
Sherman's fashion sense in Still #15 rated it among the stills that struck early 1980s feminists as too equivocal to be regarded as feminist, though that reading would change radically with the 1990s.
