(Herman Cain was also given a food question, albeit one on which he was particularly qualified to weigh in: deep-dish or thin-crust?) Michele Bachmann bunted on her softball, Elvis or Johnny Cash, by choosing "both".
Measuring self-worth by how much we weigh negates the deeper work our bodies do to sustain our lives every day.
All eyes now are on Wall Street as leading financial advisers prepared for a Monday meeting with President Bush and the Federal Reserve weighs another deep interest rate cut Tuesday to stem even more deterioration.
They deal with colonialism not by paving over it with the atonement story of multiculturalism, or with the kind of stern rebuke Michael Haneke delivered to that ideology in Hidden; but quietly and intimately – as an invisible pressure that weighs from deep inside on present-day society, culture and, ultimately, our inner selves.
Growth will be slower in almost every major economy this year, the IMF believes, as fears of a deeper downturn weigh on businesses and consumers and dampen trade.
I've started listening in again, and it's been comforting to spend time in an electronic sports bar where the on-air personalities mix the drinks while the guys line up, sometimes three and four deep, to weigh in on everything related to sports.
Sambhars, which can weigh 600 pounds, often leave deep hoof-marks on the greens — a putter's nightmare.
There are few people I've met who are both broad and deep enough to weigh global risks with much credibility, and Smil, at the University of Manitoba, is high on my short list.
Even wet, the soil, at six inches deep, weighs only 15 pounds a square foot (natural soil weighs 60).
As he plots his move from City Hall over to the Uxbridge parliamentary constituency, close to Heathrow, if the dismal environmental legacy of his mayoralty isn't weighing on him, deep resentment about air traffic noise across the west and south-west of the metropolis assuredly is.
