I had arrived at the market under something of a misapprehension, thinking it was going to be a rusticated reincarnation of the late Hold Everything (a competitor of the Container Store also owned by Williams-Sonoma).
"Hair Battle Spectacular," a series beginning Tuesday on Oxygen, feels like the harbinger of something: if not the end of a thinking society and a decent pageboy, than at least the last stand of second-tier reality competition shows presided over by nobody hosts who make lame exit declamations.
The idea of tightening regulations on GM products represents something of a revolution in thinking in the US, where about 70% of the processed food on supermarket shelves contains genetically engineered ingredients.
There has been something of a revolution in thinking though over the past few months, as opposition to content moderation retreats in the face of repeated public outcries.
There is something of a bias against thinking that mental illnesses can emerge and disappear.
As a result, we not only see the Finch Group subordinate green to gold, see something of its thinking.
An approach has been made, but Parkhead has been something of a Bermuda Triangle for forward-thinking midfielders and strikers over these past few years.
But the photo pre-dates her gardening days; she was a 1920s girl, something of a flapper, and she is probably thinking of the next party.
I'm often drawn in by a description of a woman thinking something familiar that's never been articulated before, as in Diane Cook's "Somebody's Baby" or Nina Berberova's "The Tattered Cloak".
For many, to use a hackneyed phrase, there has been something of a paradigm shift in our thinking about nature, a change reflected in these two messages.
