For the works in "SKĒNĒ," which span seven countries and seven years, Majoli cast aside the photojournalistic aspiration to depict unadulterated reality, an ideal so often betrayed by the unavoidable fact of the photographer's presence.
Money is always the raw and unavoidable fact of this movie: money promised, money withheld, money deployed and money displayed.
When the absolutely unavoidable facts of non-locality (i.e., faster-than-light effects) are included in what must be explained, the physicalist ontology advocated by Einstein (the view that the universe of physical objects exists in and of itself) collapses.
As played with alternating warmth and brusqueness by Ms. Onashile, Martha is no bluntly drawn villain but a survivor of an experience similar to Mary's, who has now pragmatically accepted the rules of her trade as grim but unavoidable facts of life.
Until the mid-20th century, toil and scarcity were unavoidable facts of life for most people.
She doesn't mention the smell in the summer, the chiselling landlords, the subway mold which looks like a biomorphic Picasso – only mobile – and many more unavoidable facts of actually living here in what notable tennisophile and New Yorker Martin Amis would probably call the mundane quotidian, or something, but one can't have everything, can one?
While Tony Blair and his disciples preached the globalisation gospel, in which mass migration was an unavoidable fact of life, the Blue Labour tendency seeks to channel the anxieties of the party's traditional, low-income supporters, who fear that new arrivals are changing their communities and threatening their livelihoods.
Look deeper, of course, and the play is something else entirely, a plaintive essay on the brutal, unavoidable fact of death, the fear of it that shapes men's lives, and how it renders all the conflicts that set men against one another — questions of sex and pride and class — more or less meaningless in its shadow.
"Earlier in my academic journey I would have resisted this unavoidable fact of biology on the misguided rounds that a physical basis would diminish the grandeur and centrality of my choice of a life partner".
In a sense, as population ageing is almost an unavoidable fact of modern society, the policy of never-ending population growth merely postpones the inevitable problem, possibly a more severe one, to future generations.
