Even in the wake of the revival of scientific interest in the cognitive roles of imagery in the 1960s and 70s, the handful of post-Wittgensteinian philosophers who have attempted to defend imagery-based theories of thought and meaning (Price, 1953; Lowe, 1995, 1996; Ellis, 1995; Nyíri, 2001) still find themselves swimming very much against the tide.
However, he leads a happy live because he likes swimming very much.
I was running, swimming and not eating very much.
"Not bad for a country with few swimming pools and not very much soap", John Coates, the head of the Australian Olympic Committee offered.
As I splashed in the baby pool with my toddler (and my cute little swim shorts on thank you very much), I assumed all would be fine and went back to waving at my sons as they learned the hard way that Rescue Heroes Movie notwithstanding, you really can't magically produce scuba gear when you sink.
And we very much enjoy swimming.
(By this point, Shakespeare's possessive credit in that full title no longer feels like a wry in-joke: give or take some tinsel and a swimming pool, this is still very much his Romeo and Juliet).
The well-known dealer Betty Parsons was very much in the swim of the New York art world.
In Mr. Hamill's day, "it was very much sink or swim," said James E. Buggy, the school's vice president for development.
Ray is still very much alive and swimming around in the Caspere investigation, despite his best efforts otherwise.
He very much does the swimming more so then I do, because he's a better swimmer really" Female/Low SEP/High MVPA "It's … that would be equally shared.
