Unfortunately, people interpret the mention of a physician in the media as an endorsement, and the media often lead readers/viewers to conclude that these procedures are safe no matter who is wielding the instrument.
-- did the Goldmans deliberately make the instruments complicated, so most everyone couldn't figure them out, identify their species, label their parts, and thus, they were free to wield the instruments as they saw fit, because nobody but them could decipher their ways?
He reportedly saw his first guitar while watching a Western film, where a cowboy wielded the instrument.
However instead of using refusal and protest Abraham instead wields the instrument of his own willingness to go through with the Divine command.
I have mixed feelings, too, about Robin Grey – the protest singer who regaled the prime minister this week, and by extension the nation, with a musical invitation for Dave to return to his alma mater, while wielding the offending instrument.
By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, May 5, 1962 P. 33 We watched a bulldozer burying a brook the other day, & it was obvious from the nimble skill with which the operator slashed & slammed at his target that he felt himself to be wielding the right instrument in the right place.
Then, wielding the needles like surgical instruments, she pierces the leather, pulling taut the threads to draw the halves together in an unbreakable bond.
Madalena watched with gratification how expertly the killer at the front of the line wielded the monstrous instrument, felling each person with a single powerful blow as the club swung without interruption.
The OPEC spigot on member countries' output is the main instrument for controlling prices and wielding the cartel's power, but it works imperfectly.
Wielding the cape, Señor Juan Stewart.
The two alternate in wielding the knife.
