No one with the slightest experience of being in office can seriously contemplate going back to the negotiating table.
Anyone with the slightest experience of gothic fantasy fiction could have guessed, accurately, at where The Order was headed: think of the period in question, the late 1800s, and certain world-famous horror novels of the time.
I have no training as a historian, just some slight experience on both sides of bars.
"There is a parody of the New Yorker story of a woman left alone at home who would have a slight experience and then a sad frisson, a little shiver at the end," Mr. Remnick said.
We used observers from two different departments of nuclear medicine, one institution that had slight experience with UF-SPECT/CT and one without such experience.
Presumably NYU political science professors like Mead don't need to put up with the sort of slights experienced by people doing unskilled labor.
In explaining how history shapes the way many African-Americans view the criminal-justice system, and in personalizing some of the trivial but humiliating slights experienced by young black men, even college-educated ones like himself, the President gave voice to realities that are too often ignored.
He writes that he has known the slights experienced by any black man in America the couple who toss him the keys outside a restaurant, thinking that he is the valet; the police car that pulls him over for no reason and is under no illusion that a "post-racial" world is imminent.
He writes that he has known the slights experienced by any black man in America — the couple who toss him the keys outside a restaurant, thinking that he is the valet; the police car that pulls him over for no reason — and is under no illusion that a "post-racial" world is imminent.
The emphasis remains on showy but slight experiences, and I'm not sure that VR is destined for home popularity—I can imagine it being great in bars and arcades, though.
Thus, Gallagher criticizes Melinda Lawson, the author of "Patriot Fires," one of the most influential recent studies of wartime nationalism, for slighting the experiences of the soldiers.
