Linking H. D. Doolittle and Gerard Manley Hopkins, he points out that, while the poets differ in methodology, "you can feel the same striving to enter the identity of experience".
Some, like Mr. Joyce, say that right-to-work laws, by prohibiting compulsory union membership and dues-paying, only hurt union members and working families striving to enter the middle class.
While the theoretical framework of this study of trajectories considers educator identity, it is relevant to also consider the nature of the community into which the professional trajectory is striving to enter, exit, or create.
As Vietnam strives now to enter the modern world, we should be pressing our leaders to help the Vietnamese finance and construct health and rehabilitation centers for their millions of disabled.
Gandal argues that the book is in many ways dealing with the subject of a greater opening up of American society in the wake of the first world war as non-Wasp Americans – as Gatsby turns out to be – are striving successfully to enter high society and take over the pillars of the American establishment.
As you enter the world and strive to figure out your why, know that it will come to you when it comes, not when you want it to.
Mr. Salonen and his players were not striving for a performance to enter the annals of immortal Beethoven playing.
THE striving of countries in Central Europe to enter the European Union may offer an unprecedented chance to the continent's Gypsies (or Roma) to be recognised as a nation, albeit one without a defined territory.
Far from staking out space for themselves, individuals constantly strive to make more room for others to enter.
She is also involved in various programs that strive to encourage women to develop professionally and bring more young women to enter the STEM career fields.
