The Whitelaw stalemate seems a promising beginning for "The Cadence of Grass"; unhappy families have, after all, triggered some pretty good novels.
But triggered by some good defensive rebounding off Lumberjack misses that allowed the Trojans to get into a running game, they went on a 10-0 run that was capped by a Wesley three-pointer that tied Northern Arizona, 44-44, with 12 20 left in the game.
It isn't a sappy movie that triggers some tears or a really good cry.
Is our feeling good worth triggering some one else's anger and pain, that we may know nothing about?
Collectively, these artists represent a triumphant, if short-lived, moment in the history of literati painting, triggered in good part by the emotionally cathartic conquest of China by the Manchus.
"Once you come to notice that you're triggered by good things, the element of surprise or avoidance is diminished or replaced by an attitude of acceptance," Manly said.
"Formal CS training would have triggered a 'too good to be true' alarm, well before [the engineer] deployed it, and irrevocably lost user data in the process," he says.
A whole chapter is devoted to dismantling "Foxbats Over Dimona", a book claiming that the 1967 war was essentially triggered by the Soviet Union, which, some good reviews aside, has never been taken too seriously.
A keystone habit is a change that often triggers other good changes, because it alters how you see yourself.
But since platelets also trigger the "good" clots that stanch bleeding from injured tissues, aspirin increases bleeding, whether from a shaving nick or a serious wound.
