Maybe Trump's cynicism derives from many years of profiting from people's fantasies, or maybe its source lies deeper in the man himself.
But I am suggesting that there is another lineage and avenue in Indian writing in English than the one Midnight's Children opened up, along with an obsession with the monumental; and its source lies in Jejuri.
At the same time, its static, hieratic text, derived largely from ancient Egyptian and Akkadian sources, lies far outside the operatic norm, and makes most American librettos of recent decades look bland.
Coverage of the Mercury Prize,as with the current discourse of what remains of the music press, was couched in terms of a British musical renaissance: a belated return to the glory days of Blur and Oasis, and a revival of the national myth, whose source lies in the story of those four young godheads from Liverpool.
The farther a source lies from a gravitational lens, the more the lens bends its light.
Ideas, as Kant argues in the Transcendental Dialectic, are a priori concepts whose source lies in pure reason alone.
The economic value of open source lies in its ability to help businesses understand, empower and serve their end users.
The height of the stands form a 2D plane in which the acoustic source lies (a person firing a gun).
According to the reciprocal principle, the response of media at field point ( {mathbf{x}} ) in the fixed coordinates when the source lies at ( {varvec{xi}} ) in the fixed coordinates is equal to the response of media at field point ( {mathbf{x}} - {varvec{xi}} ) in the fixed coordinates when the source lies at ( {mathbf{0}} ) in the same coordinate.
As Quine suggests, its source lies in "unregenerate realism, the robust state of mind of the natural scientist who has never felt any qualms beyond the negotiable uncertainties internal to science" (Quine 1981b, p. 72).
