In particular, women, who often serve as mere accessories in fictions pivoting around conspiracy and crime, were fully drawn by Larsson, whether victims or perpetrators.
But the hog farmers fear the capital of the corporations, & fear that they will be forced to serve as mere "janitors" for livestock.
The songs, for the most part, are weak, and aside from their obvious teeny-bopper hooks, serve as mere background for flamboyant set designs, wardrobe and eight dancers.
"Notwithstanding, there is a need to draw a line between the leaders responsible and the people like me forced to serve as mere instruments in the hands of the leaders.
"There is a need to draw a line between the leaders responsible and the people like me forced to serve as mere instruments in the hands of the leaders," the presidency quoted Eichmann's letter as saying.
Trompe l'oeil painting on a small scale may serve as mere decorative detail for interiors, but when it's done on a monumental scale and united with exterior architecture, a reinterpretation of the urban landscape emerges.
Though working outside the studio system and seeming to offer an alternative aesthetic, Hammer pushes every button as knowingly as a Hollywood player: each piece of his script fits as if in a mosaic; the portentous, artificially moody images serve as mere illustrations; and he gets his immensely sympathetic cast of nonactors to emote like pros.
Single-span transmembrane (TM) helices have structural and functional roles well beyond serving as mere anchors to tether water-soluble domains in the vicinity of the membrane.
These casualty wards are equipped with minimal infrastructure, with almost no provision for critical intervention, often serving as mere triage portals to other areas of the hospital.
And lest you think that the skull serves as mere decoration, please observe that it's fractured into two parts that serve as the left and right mouse buttons.
