I will be designing a program this Miami Winter to bring context, stimulate hope, and restore a sense of possibilities for our system of government.
That may stimulate hopes that the party will sooner or later apologize for the violent suppression of the Tiananmen protesters.
You could almost see Coastal Path catch his breath as Yeats narrowed his lane against the rail, but he held his position long enough to stimulate hopes for a vintage duel up the straight.
Notwithstanding these difficulties, Kripke's work stimulated the hope that such problems could be solved, and similar causal accounts were soon suggested for "natural kind" terms such as water, tiger, and gold.
Look close and you see, as he writes, how a certain green "saddens" grey, how yellow against cobalt stimulates hope, how a farmer may be shaped by the landscape.
Most of these system builders preached persuasion rather than violence, but they stimulated the hopes of the common man for an imminent transformation of society.
Their economic and social grievances and experience of oppression under the existing dynasties stimulated millenarian hopes and led them to identify him with the Mahdī ("Divinely Guided One"), a legendary Muslim redeemer whose appearance was expected at that time.
It is stimulated in the hope that the cell can then be reprogrammed and develop into an embryo, from which stem cells (which can turn themselves into any sort of cell) can be removed.
Why young men want to see Shades is obvious: raging hormones and a hope, stimulated by internet porn, that their women may get interested in a practical way.
The topics that are being highlighted are aspects of petrochemical research where we hope to stimulate specific interest and hope to encourage potential authors to consider submissions to the journal: (a) There is considerable diversity in petrochemical production.
