But the priest had lectured him sternly — for without a god, a person would just be a shifting collection of memories".
Indeed, the whole place is set up to suggest that you have walked in on the busy private lives of a shifting collection of inhabitants who have just vacated the rooms you are entering.
They pored over information about a shifting collection of about 200 men from Montenegro and Serbia, most with military or athletic backgrounds, who carried out reconnaissance missions by methodically looking for "soft targets".
They pored over information about a shifting collection of about 200 men from Montenegro and Serbia, most with military or athletic backgrounds, who carried out reconnaissance missions for hard diamonds by methodically looking for "soft targets".
It follows the travails of Keith Nearing, a twenty-year-old aspiring writer who spends the summer of 1970 in an Italian castle with his girlfriend, Lily, her beautiful friend Scheherazade, and a shifting collection of glamorous and grotesque young people.
Every day people would turn up to watch, a shifting collection of neighborhood residents, acquaintances of Mr. Dutton, survivors from his prison drama group, aspiring actors and hangers-on -- more than a few of whom found their way into small parts in the series, blurring the boundary between the film and the street.
You go into every one of them with high expectations expecting a season-shifting collection, one to remember.
Buddhism, and biology, teach us that we are a constantly shifting collection of cells, thoughts, emotions, breath, sensations, and form.
These rely on the idea that populations of animals and plants are not permanent, contiguous collections of organisms, as was once believed, but are actually shifting collections of smaller groups that are partly isolated from one another and often exist only temporarily.
