From behind these impassive staring eyes and disapproving expression streams a series of witty tweets inspired by the self-serious stereotypes of German literature and academic life, the sometimes hilarious length and labyrinthine complexity of German vocabulary and grammar, and a generally bemused take on the vagaries of life on the internet.
Thus the world community badly needs some other industrial-scale green-energy source, one that is not dependent on vagaries of location, climate or weather and is relatively safe and clean.
No matter the vagaries of life on Broadway, Esparza's done time with the best of the best: Shakespeare, Stoppard, Sondheim, Pinter, Mamet.
In both cases, EA relied on vagaries of American law that classify some IT professionals as exempt from overtime pay.
A product of the Progressive Era, the authority was to be insulated from the vagaries of politics on both sides of the river, which is to say also from Trenton's and Albany's multifarious forms of corruption.
Add in the vagaries of sewing on an arm or a hemming a pair of pants and you've got a human-rich environment.
But these sources cannot be the ultimate answer, since they depend on vagaries of weather and geography.
I've forgotten the last time I cried, even though I'm not particularly strong when faced with the vagaries of life; on the contrary, I consider myself overly sentimental and given to tears.
Corporate bond issuers and investors jump around the yield curve depending on the vagaries of Treasury supply, rather than on fundamental economic considerations.
As John Updike's childhood home goes up for sale on eBay, some thoughts on the vagaries of selling authors' houses.
"In the filmmaking process it's the vagaries of what goes on when you set this process on its journey".
