Others suggested that Mr. Sergeant, as an "underdog" confronted by expert judges who were dismissive of his efforts, appealed to the British instinct to challenge authority, something many here trace to the country's history of class-consciousness and aristocratic rule.
Henry has forced Terry to take ownership of authority, something she says she naturally shies away from, while playing Titania unlocked some newfound sexuality.
The law does not forbid nonlegal residents from attending college or require colleges to report them to the authorities, something the colleges have worked hard to convey.
There is another important reason why someone might want to see women in positions of authority: something known as "the role model effect".
Moreover, the plan would seem to give a greater public role to Iraqi authorities, something United States officials are eager to display amid doubts here about the true extent of power that will be ceded to Iraqis on June 30.
Gregarious, witty and entertaining, she was admired locally for her feisty attitude to authority - something that resonated among the new wave of black settlers, struggling to create a community in difficult circumstances.
Worst of all, any opposition to authority -- something almost essential for real intellectual growth -- is often met with heavy-handed punishment.
Nevertheless, Dawkins' appeal to authority acknowledges something that everyone should know about group selection, kin selection, and all that: Dawkins and Wilson are only two of dozens of scientists who have been working on the issues over a period of decades.
The judgment of beauty carries an assertion of authority: something universal has been found.
It also exemplified his skill at inhabiting figures of authority, something he would do many more times in his career.
The result will dictate how much it subjects both its politics and its militant wing to the PA's authority, something Israel sees as a precondition for any peace talks.Nor will things be simple afterwards.
