This phrasing reflects their feelings about the Irish language itself, that it is a cultural treasure they want to have and hold on to.
But Adel Fouad, an Egyptian psychiatric consultant to the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority, in a letter submitted to the Safety Board and released today with its reports, said that the phrase reflected an Islamic belief that humans are supported and controlled by God, and that the phrase "is used only when one embarks on a good action and not a bad one".
For Albarn, the phrase reflected the "rubbish" of the past that accumulated over time, stifling creativity.
The proposed phrase reflects the theologically rightward turn by the denomination, historically a conservative body in which few women have been hired as pastors.
The phrase reflects the pessimism and dissatisfaction with life felt by many young Chinese today, and is derived from the lyrics of the Mandarin pop ballad "Fairy Tale," released by the Taiwanese singer Yoga Lin in 2009.
That cheeky phrase reflects the often misunderstood politics of Grace's successful band, Against Me!, an outfit she formed as a teenage outcast while living in the benighted suburbs of Gainesville, Florida in the late 90s.
"A very strange idea has spread in the Western media concerning Afghanistan: that the U.S. military is withdrawing from the country next year, and that the present Afghan war has therefore entered into an 'endgame.' The use of these phrases reflects a degree of unconscious wishful thinking that amounts to collective self-delusion".
"I am a mom, I love kids" is one phrase reflecting the folksy approach derided by the Arab media.
Nuxhall's self-descriptive phrase reflected his longevity with the Reds but seemed a bit odd considering the moment he was most remembered for.
In Ms. Bayrakdarian's interpretations many pieces have the light, energetic color of European art song; others, like those in which a single syllable might float through an entire phrase, reflect distinct Armenian styles of worship and lament.
The comparative "older" has become an absolute term, in a way that mirrors the development of "elderly" 350 years earlier -- when somebody talks about "older Americans" nowadays, no one asks, "Older than whom?" Granted, many of those phrases reflect a new perception of age as an important social issue.
