That is likely to be a headache for Larry Silverstein, a developer who had leased the World Trade Centre from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey just before the attacks, and is now busy filling the hole.The Freedom Tower, an asymmetrical structure somewhat evoking the Statue of Liberty, is due to be completed on the site in 2008.
I might pick "Passion," which, inspired by an Italian film about an unlikely and eerie love story, evokes somewhat the lush lyricism of opera.
CABBAGE has always had a somewhat frumpy image, evoking hearty and soothing but rarely elegant dishes.
Less commonly, forced and free evoked somewhat different responses (B ).
While all involved thought the paper was interesting, timely, and important, the manuscript evoked somewhat differing views and interesting discussion amongst the reviewers through the online forum.
Although Mr. Komarin has lived in Flanders for the last 14 years, his tough, somewhat taciturn manner still evokes New York City, where he was born and grew up.
Somewhat Cynical Suggestion Is Evoked by the Recent Fire.
Ms. Aiken's fiction could have a Dickensian atmosphere, evoke a somewhat skewed history of Olde England or be straightforward.
"He is a mandarin's mandarin," said Dennis Stevenson, the former chairman of the media conglomerate Pearson, who evoked a somewhat faded notion of the discreet yet consequential powers of the elite bureaucrat of British imperial lore.
Although behavioral and social-emotional problems that would be considered subthreshold for specific diagnoses occur relatively frequently in primary care settings [ 26, 27], it is possible that these non-specific and somewhat ambiguous terms may evoke uncertainty in the mind of clinicians trained in diagnostic and management approaches aimed at clearly delineated entities.
What I am hoping to do is somewhat different - not to evoke horseness, but to evoke horse individuality; to do what a novelist naturally does, which is to limn idiosyncrasy and character, and thereby to shade in some things about identity.
