She wrote four novels, including "The Dividing of Time" and "Now Bless Thyself," the latter about life in academe.
"President Reagan looked beyond the partisan divide of the time and did the right thing — holding our country accountable to its moral standards and acknowledging the internment of innocent Americans as a dark chapter in the American story". .
The disjointed facade conjures Gordon Matta-Clark's 1974 "Splitting," in which he used a power saw to cut a suburban house in half — a metaphor for the generational divide of the time.
Under the professional-amateur divide of the time, England's captain was always an amateur, and professionals, such as Larwood, were obliged to obey the captain's orders.
Impeccably made and drawn closely from historical research, the film tells the relatively little-known story of Mildred and Richard Loving, a couple whose case, which eventually went to the Supreme Court, both exposed the racial divides of the time and helped bridge them.
This split — more than geography, more than gender, more than what your parents did for a living — may be the real class divide of our time.
For the evaluation of the integral in (A.5), we need to divide the range of time into two parts.
But the politico-cultural divide of those times was vast, and the stereotypes on the other side — dirty hippie commie peacenik, and so on — were just as mindless, with approximately the same slight tincture of truth.
NIs are determined by dividing the number of time slots in each frame by the report rate (the desired number of NTSs per frame).
He seemed then to be a genuinely different kind of candidate, heterodox and capacious, capable of transcending the great divides of our time to forge perhaps a new and improved political consensus.
