While the removal of Mr. Wojnarowicz's, A Fire in My Belly, will surely be characterized as an abuse of power and an act of censorship, it may ultimately become a very public symbol of just how far we are from living in a society that truly defends freedom of expression.
This was an act of terrorism, surely, and prosecutors characterized the Tsarnaevs as jihadists who set out to kill American civilians in the name of radical Islam.
Although the Miracle on Grass was surely a historical aberration, it has nonetheless characterized the English and American teams for decades.
Surely a great many families can be characterized as sexist, oppressive, or just generally dysfunctional.
Eduardo Rivadavia of Allmusic also commented on Rasmussen's involvement, declaring that his production "is surely one large reason why the album is characterized by a distinctively crunchy, rhythmically airtight attack".
The rise of masstige has surely been fed by a sense of reciprocity that has characterized celebrity coverage: "Just like us!" promises Us Weekly.
If Lauren's late parents, Frank and Freda, would find little else recognizable in contemporary Russia, surely they would have had no problem comprehending what Mancone characterized as a "hunger there to make it, a hunger for money, for success".
We will always spoil our pets, and the industry will surely continue to grow and integrate with the technological conveniences that characterize the nature of contemporary living, but it is not the industry that accounts for our attachment.
Moreover, as it approximately characterizes the incidence of a disease regarding evolution, interchange probability can surely be used to identify proteins related to CD.
If there's a moral to be extracted from either of these books, surely it has something to do with the uneasiness that historically has characterized our relationship to our bodies.
Characterized by slowly unfolding chords, and a dubby bassline—"Revelation" is an effective cut that surely would provoke movment on any dancefloor one would find themselves occupying. .
