The songs "are especially smart, finding in standard musical moments apt analogs for the exploration of themes" that Shakespeare himself didn't fully flesh out.
At halftime, they led by only 2. Then they started playing smarter, finding open 3-point shots, grabbing offensive rebounds and keeping Virginia Tech's big players under control, winding up with a 71-54 victory.
The author of the piece I was looking to illustrate, a life and health coach, advocated finding ways to talk about making healthy food choices, practicing smart nutrition, finding enjoyable physical activities and cultivating healthy self-esteem divorced from a cut of pants (skinny jeans, I'm looking at you) or dress size.
"Candy Straight was kind of smart in finding an issue that her potential voters might be opposed to," Dr. Harrison said.
Levels contain optional detours, like the gold bolts hidden throughout that reward more thorough exploration and make you feel smart for finding them – but your course is still pretty linear.
But I'm not talking about doing good works; I'm talking about being smart about finding good work.
If anything, the strategy has certainly impressed Brigham, who thinks that the company has been smart in "finding a niche where Microsoft has no interest".
To make these pay off, he has to be smart about finding these mega trends and the companies that fit into them.
Last two years when they decided not to motivate us at Christmas, they thought we will talk, so the director quickly went on leave….People are not complaining because they are all smart and finding their way around by doing their own things".
But we need to be smarter still, finding ways that this third industrial revolution benefits us all, not just a few.
