He regarded the conflict with horror, as an "abyss of blood and darkness," a challenge to the most fundamental assumptions of "the whole long age during which we have supposed the world to be … gradually bettering".
The apogee of hubris Mr Reeves hopes came last year, when the press overdosed so hugely on the Lewinsky sex scandal that the public, in revulsion, knocked it off the moral pedestal on which it had supposed it stood.Can it scramble back again?
According to Seale, it was widely believed that the attack was in response to Israel having forced down a jet, two months earlier, carrying Syrian officials to Damascus, which Israel had supposed was carrying senior Palestinians.
Pluvialis, which has been supposed to belong to the plover family (Charadriidae), represents a basal branch that constitutes the sister taxon to a clade with plovers, oystercatchers and avocets.
Already in 1987, a patent was filed on an emulsion containing 1 5% of an aqueous extract of D. sanguinea, which has been supposed to improve peripheral blood circulation and to relieve vein complaints (Herve et al. 1987).
Interestingly, we found a highly significant association between the tumour location in the stomach and methylation of the m2b region, which has been supposed to be the key regulatory sequence, as described above.
Discipline - the self-discipline which one would have supposed every comedian to pride himself upon - is curiously absent in a player familiar with television.
Home Sweet Home in East Hampton Village really was, in all probability, built about 1720, just as the village, which owns it, had supposed.
This week the Chinese stock market authorities were forced to suspend their newly installed "circuit breakers", which had been supposed to dampen volatility but, in the view of many analysts, merely added to it.
Such characteristics make them easily partitioned into the lipid bilayer and get an access to P-gp portals formed by TMs (transmembrane helices) 4 6 and TMs 10 12, which have been supposed to be involved in substrate binding [ 6, 36].
