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But Aminé's was also an admonition against the late-night-television-industrial complex, which even during this historically ugly election cycle has favored milquetoast chumminess over political provocation.
Of particular concern to environmental officials is that summer brings both heavy water consumption and a more scattered kind of rainfall, which, even during heavy thunderstorms, may not drench the ground in the places where it is most needed.
A tour through the more antiquated precincts of the Cheeveresque life would begin at J. Press on East 44th Street, which even during the holiday season rarely feels bustling.
By midafternoon, Reality had gone only as far as Amagansett, a distance of less than five miles which, even during peak summer traffic, can be driven in less than an hour.
I never once thought of blaming my mother for that decision, but I did realise that my life, which even during all the inevitable horrors of adolescence I was enjoying, and was proud of, could have been snuffed out; and snuffed out because my disability was considered such a problem, not necessarily to me, but to other people.
In Rome itself the word forum denoted the flat and formerly marshy space between the Palatine and Capitoline hills (also called forum Romanum), which even during the regal period accommodated such public meetings as could not be held within the area Capitolina.
Strongest correlation was seen in septic patients, which even increased during course of time.
Clancy capitalized on his times, which were the days of the cold war, Ronald Reagan and an economic boom during which even writers could become celebrities.
Like Oscar, Mr. Baldwin is trying to reassert himself as a leading man after a slump during which even The New York Post's gossip columnists tired of him.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass., Sept. 16 — The crowd's roar at Bill Belichick's introduction was loud and long, an aural embrace after a scandal-tinged week during which even Belichick, grim-faced Patriots coach, might have needed a hug.
In this episode MacCulloch sweeps from the Enlightenment to the present day – a period during which even many Christians have decided that what occurs in their bedrooms is none of God's business.
