And as Jackson also said, Yoo gets people talking — indeed, his writings seem to have the effect, when made public, of mobilizing people against torture.
That is partly because the university isn't talking (indeed, Wesleyan officials refused to comment) and partly because Yale's much-publicized workplace problems have managed to drown out just about every other campus labor issue in the state.
All three scenes signal a new way of talking — indeed, joking — about race in America today: it is officially O.K. to be boldly irreverent about not just the sacrosanct but also the catastrophic.
This has lifted many estates in the £300-500,000 band out of inheritance tax altogether: at this point we are beginning to talk about substantial, indeed life-altering, sums of money.
In this paper we empirically investigate whether using different metaphors to talk about crime indeed leads people to reason about crime differently and, in turn, leads them to propose different solutions to the crime problem.
It is rarely hygge to talk about politics, or indeed anything controversial.
"But," he says eventually, "we don't want to talk about chocolate, right?" Indeed.
Indeed, to talk about farmland in Westchester over the past century is to talk about its disappearance in the face of relentless development.
"If you put on the black sheet, you have withdrawn your right to talk about politics and indeed to think about politics".
And, indeed, to talk with Banzhaf at any length about public awareness of the relationship between cigarette smoking and health, one would hardly think that such prime movers in the field as Drs. Hammond and Horn, whose study in 1954 first brought the issue to wide public attention, and Dr. Luther Terry, the Surgeon General of the United States between 1961 and 1965, had ever existed.
