General Zinni, meanwhile, had a suite, and his staff occupied an entire wing of the hotel, quickly running up a bill of $450,000.The general's high profile on that occasion is a small, but trenchant, example of a shift in the making of American foreign policy from suits to uniforms that has been as fundamental as it has been largely unnoticed.
Outrage at the cuts proposed also led many commentators (a trenchant example is Dixon and Sherwood, 1971) to attack Rothschild on the grounds that, either, he implied that the Research Councils had in some way failed, or that, since they had not failed, there was not a problem that needed fixing.
The most trenchant example of this principle was demonstrated a few years ago, when Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano received only 4 1/2 years for 19 murders.
or his own increasingly trenchant opinions, calling for example for a "really stringent" test for cyclists.
For example, his painful and trenchant description of the conquest of Lydda (today's Lod) in 1948.
At Sundance 2013, for example, Inequality for All, a trenchant documentary presented by Robert Reich, was a surprise hit.
Despite these and other trenchant feminist critiques of Foucault (see, for example, Hekman, ed. 1996 and Ramazanoglu, ed. 1993), his analysis of power continues to be an extremely useful resource for feminist conceptions of domination.
John Allen Paulos gave a vivid example of this error in his trenchant best seller "Innumeracy": A couple of years ago, someone on the Johnny Carson show was trying to explain [why 23 is the answer to the birthday problem].
The methodological and epistemological differences we have seen, even within the narrow scope of 'integrative' approaches, are no more trenchant than the differences we might observe, for example, within the social sciences, and the differences seem to reflect legitimate theoretical disagreements over the purpose and nature of ethical enquiry.
The ideas here are well worth attending to". "Written in an authoritative but conversational tone that smoothly communicates both educational theory and real-world examples, The Testing Charade offers a trenchant look at one of our societal pillars". "A scathing critique...
If a few moments in "Unpronounceable" smacked of juvenilia — an overwrought description of a falling snowflake, for example — the writing, on the whole, was heartfelt and trenchant, even when tackling such difficult topics as crises of faith and the tradition of public self-flagellation.
