Claire's daughter, Kalima Melaniee Nicholls-King), a brilliant young scientist, has become skeptical of these views; in the course of the play she is forced to choose between loyalty to her mother and faith in her own findings.
He walked the streets of Brixton, listening to local views in the course of compiling his report, in which he set out the facts of racial disadvantage and poverty that lay behind the riots.
All of which is a reasonable summary of those peaks that came into one filmgoer's partial view, in the course of 2011, and the choices registered above exist, by definition, to be disputed.
In the third section — "The Part About Fate" — this real-world material comes into view in the course of a marvelously spare and pensive portrait of a black North American journalist, diverted to Santa Teresa to cover what turns out to be a pathetically lopsided boxing match between a black American boxer and a Mexican opponent.
Absent also from your analysis is any counterweight to the opinions expressed by Arthur Levitt and Lynn Turner, whose views of Melancon have long been prejudiced by Melancon's willingness to differ with their views in the course of representing AICPA members.
Angelou changed her views in the course of her autobiographies about Black-white relationships and learned to accept different points of view.
The dimensions of that world are exact: A village in northern Germany, viewed over the course of the seasons from 1913 to 1914.
Callaghan, who works from a home studio, created an exhibition in his house to be viewed over the course of two weekends.
There exists no systematic exposition of dialectical materialism by Marx and Engels, who stated their philosophical views mainly in the course of polemics.
In Nisbet's view, big changes in the course of scholarly life were to blame.
