Indeed, across the 19th century the paper "which in the twentieth century was so much defined by its sensationalism, was the least audacious, most respectable and 'calmest' of the early Sundays".
The sole issue that upsets us so much is the sanctity of numbers, the alleged pristine-ness of records that in baseball (arguably more than in any other team sport of the North American variety (football, basketball, ice hockey) but also of the various rugby versions, cricket and, most certainly, soccer far and away the world's most popular team sport) so much defines the essence of the game.
Considering end-of-life care within a wider lifespan accounts for the care needs of older people being determined not so much defined by the closeness to death but much more so by increasing frailty over a longer period of time, and the respective physical, psychological, social and spiritual consequences [ 22].
"There's so much defining of one's individuality though food that people lose out on what food is really great for: bringing people together," she said.
These themes, as described below, are not so much defining characteristics as family resemblances.
He is visibly uncomfortable when he has to deal with the polarizing social issues that have come so much to define left and right in American politics.
The technology industry, which does so much to define us, has a duty to cater to our more complete selves rather than just our narrow interests.
Nonetheless, no other Foreign Service officer ever shaped American foreign policy so decisively or did so much to define the broader public debate over America's world role.
The longer the Elizabethan monarchy continues, the closer Britain comes to the point at which an institution that does so much to define it will also have to change.
What shocked me most was that many of the young people who watched the early cuts of the film didn't even know what a strike was, let alone the details of this particular struggle that did so much to define our current age.
