Somehow these readily available statistics have eluded the data mavens of reform.
The idea of self seems, however, to be intrinsically attention-grabbing, which explains why love for another somehow connected to us readily converts into pride, but not vice-versa (so I may readily feel pride when considering my children's many accomplishments, but consideration of my own accomplishments does not tend to provoke love for my children).
"Somehow, I could more readily understand women committing physical torture against prisoners of war," writes Jill Porter for the Philadelphia News last week.
Somehow, we take lessons more readily from movies like "Jurassic Park" and "Gattaca" than from the very real, though largely incremental, advances in medical treatments.
Aristotle does not here eschew questions concerning the unity of soul and body as meaningless; rather, he seems, in a deflationary vein, to suggest that they are readily answered or somehow unimportant.
The sensuality of much of his work made him slightly suspect, as did the feeling by critics that so readily appealing a style must somehow be lacking in underlying seriousness.
Yet another possibility is that the birds can somehow see the VOCs, many of which readily form secondary aerosols in the atmosphere [52], finally leading to a blue haze formation.
Somehow, the icon appropriated by Nazi Germany, not readily found on computer keyboards, had caught all-powerful Google napping.
II: "Why is Alan Hansen writing the Germans off so readily?" wonders a surprised Nick Higgins, who has somehow gone through the last decade without once catching the BBC pundit phoning it in.
Somehow, Barcelona have La Liga in their grasp despite readily admitting several times in the run-in that they were no longer challengers, and not in Jose's 'little horse' way – they meant it.
