I trust Tennessee Williams wouldn't mind a minor rewrite of his celebrated declaration by way of remarking upon three London theater pieces, two of which find silver linings amid an abundance of pain.
In "The History of Italy" (1549), the first English book on the subject, William Thomas went out of his way to remark on what he called a "liberty of strangers" particular to Venice: No man there marketh another's doings, or . . .
But I'm not at the festival, the movie won't be shown here for a while (I'd expect it to be shown this fall at the New York Film Festival), and, in any case, von Trier has aroused a different kind of discussion by way of his remarks at the festival's press conference yesterday.
The two men, seated side by side behind desks decorated with plastic ferns in a small television studio, did not let the intimate setting get in the way of cutting remarks, though Mr. Franks delivered his with a smile, Mr. Schundler with a scowl.
By way of concluding remarks: the value of a scientific study of context closes the discussion by explicitly indicating the role of a scientific description of context in the ecology of SFL theory.
"It's nearly 40 years to the day that Tesco sacked me," says the education secretary by way of an opening remark.
This bit of non-functionalism — the drinking water on Bear Island comes from a spring, but water for washing is collected as runoff — led him, by way of a chance remark, to a discussion of the Bauhaus idea and how it differed from his own work.
The most common way of explaining Archytas' remark is to suppose that he is arguing that logistic is mathematically superior to geometry, in that certain proofs can only be completed by an appeal to logistic.
Indeed, in a way similar to the argument of Remark 3.2, iterative scheme (25) is well defined provided that for each n ≥ 0, the point z n belongs to U ( r ′ ) for some r ′ ∈ ( 0, r ).
Indeed, in a way similar to the argument of Remark 3.2, the points u n − ρ T u n, y n − ρ T y n and w n − ρ T w n ( n ≥ 0 ) do not belong necessarily to U ( r ′ ).
