A: It's a strange measure of time - too short to accomplish anything, too long to help the people suffering from the government shutdown.
Political persuasion is a strange measure of the worth of a piece of prose whose force lies in knowledge and wonder.
Here, I felt gratitude, admiration, and some strange measure of guilt—I suspect that Cale is proud of this music and his role in it, but would rather keep plowing ahead, pulling us with him into the future.
In Tehran, President Rouhani said: "The Saudi government, in order to cover up its crime of beheading a religious leader, has resorted to a strange measure of severing its ties with the Islamic Republic.
Finland has become the first nation on earth to acknowledge formally the childcentric model of economic development: if you wanted a fast-growing economy, you needed to promote rapid technical change, and if you intended to promote rapid technical change, you needed to cede to children a strange measure of authority.
So, Mr Bernanke added press conferences to discuss the Fed's decisions - not only on interest rates but a host of other strange and unusual measures such as the policy of "quantitative easing" and forward guidance.
Partial correlations, controlling for age and IQ, were conducted between the Strange Stories measures, the Mind in the Eyes measure, and the four composite measures of the CCC-2, as well as the Total Problems measure of the CBCL.
As director: 1986 Foodstuff; '87 Anything For A Quiet Life; '89 The Visit (co-director); '92 The Street of Crocodiles; '94 The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol; '97 To The Wedding, Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Chairs; '99 The Vertical Line, Mnemonic; 2000 Light, The Noise of Time; '04 Strange Poetry, Measure for Measure.
Thinking it was some kind of strange security measure, she asked Mr. Domingo why he had one and she didn't.
But by that strange outrage measure, only legislators receiving low-income public assistance should be permitted to make welfare policy.
