The two women's discontent casts light on a structural homoeroticism in Highsmith's Strangers on a Train, famously filmed by Hitchcock: two men collude in a transgression to be rid of their respective encumbrances.
By detaching books from their human encumbrances, the theorists, perhaps paradoxically, encouraged an immediate and personal confrontation with these books, prompted us to extract them from sedimented opinion and to discover our canon for ourselves — indeed, to determine our own criteria of aesthetic value.
However, it should be possible to apply such regulations without their being an encumbrance to nongenetic research.
Women rarely get the chance to exercise their free will over their own fertility without encumbrance or coercion, but Miles's begrudging offer doesn't exactly inspire gratitude; he sounds like a deadbeat dad justifying his absence in advance.
Your response is as valid as our knowledge, and this re-hang presents a sort of release for the artist and their work from this encumbrance of academic protocols.
In 2013 it was revealed that over half of the salmon farms in Scotland straight-up killed seals that were proving to be an encumbrance upon their livestock usually by shooting them with actual, lead bullets.
Conservative Republican governance has crippled both states and the governors of both are trying to undermine the judicial branch so as to have no encumbrance on their radical conservative agenda.
One explanation is that parents with diabetes might have fewer financial resources and less time and energy to devote to their children because of the encumbrance of managing the disease, Dr. Richards said.
But I've always felt faintly exhausted by the flag-waving label of those who want to be described as "child-free" because it dictates that to have children is to be burdened; and while the responsibilities of parenthood are boundless, no parent of my acquaintance defines their offspring as a ceaseless encumbrance.
There are fussy touches to Dinah Collin's costumes – the foxes have to carry their huge bushy tails in their hands, and these become an encumbrance – but more often they are artfully suggestive, or just joyously exuberant.
