"Jawbreaker," one of 14 videos mingled with photographs, sculptures and paintings at Mason Gross, represents the artist making a connection between the two ideas — the woman as exotic object in the eyes of the West, and the East as a source of sweets — Dr. Brodsky said, during a recent tour of the show.
Should the turmoil in Libya last for more than a few weeks, oil experts predict that European refiners will be forced to buy sweet crude from Algeria and Nigeria, two principal sources of sweet crude for the United States.
Possibly, Zhao and coauthors speculate, when whale ancestors returned to water and made the switch from eating plants—rich sources of sweet, sour, and bitter tastes to eating meat.
Not only is the state a top producer of blueberries, but it also yields some three-fourths of the country's total crop of tart cherries and is a major source of apples, sweet cherries, and peaches.
As I gently eased into reality, motivated by the source of the sweet smell, I gave meaning to the day by the gift my father brought to me.
Waste no time in getting to work cleaning your kitchen, sealing all food and removing all sources of sticky, sweet, greasy and flesh foods from their access.
The source of that odd sweet odor -- sort of like maple syrup -- wafting over Manhattan from across the Hudson River has been pinpointed.
But Descartes does not think that passions should be eradicated wholesale: they are the sources of "the sweetest pleasures in this life" and "are all good in their nature" (AT XI 485, modified from CSM I 403) – with the possible exception of terror.
Spatial environmental techniques have confirmed that tungsten is elevated in the area immediately surrounding this known industrial source compared with the rest of Sweet Home, with other towns, and with outlying open areas (Sheppard et al. 2007a).
