She, Hadley Richardson, Martha Gelhorn, and Mary Welsh, the four women in this tetralogy of marital strife and disintegration, all have different ways of coping with their errant husband – and they are all variously engaging.
We analyse the visual and discursive strategies by which aged bodies were represented variously as frail, dependent, healthy, technologically engaged and socially situated in domestic and community settings, and also how architects inscribed ideas about care and embodiment into their proposals.
Jeff's contacts are variously melancholy ("I'm the Minister of Depression"), engaged ("I don't fall in love. I love jazz"), and perplexing ("I went through a traumatic breakup. Now I want to work in finance").
Before then, those who engaged in same-sex sex were variously referred to as sodomites or buggerers.
With compositions by all three members, it's a crisp, engaging ride, variously roiling or reflective, with high-wire interplay at almost every turn.
But "The Guest House" (Yellowbird/Enja), the group's excellent second album, doesn't feel tethered to any era or dialect: with compositions by all three members, it's a crisp, engaging ride, variously roiling or reflective, with high-wire interplay at almost every turn.
It's that we're collectively engaged in a mass conversion of what we used to call, variously, records, accounts, entries, archives, registers, collections, keepsakes, catalogs, testimonies and memories into, simply, data.
On Capitol Hill, politicians are engaged in an investigative orgy not seen since Whitewater, with the blame pinned variously on the company's managers, its directors, its auditors and its bankers, as well as on the Bush administration; indeed on anybody except the hundreds of congressmen who queued up to take campaign cash from Enron.
PSG have known for weeks about Ancelotti's desire to join Madrid and they have been engaged in a testing process to recruit his successor, in which they have variously targeted a host of candidates, including André Villas-Bofs of Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal's Arsène Wenger.
In recent years, psychologists have become increasingly engaged with the question of how the mind swivels its lens on itself, a phenomenon they have variously called mind-wandering, daydreaming, and the brain's "default mode".
