More extremely, Kari Marie Norgaard talks of coastal communities whom because their livelihoods are so under threat from climate/coastal changes, have collectively 'disappeared' the words available to describe their circumstance from their language altogether.
They are somewhere between a long article or essay and a book, anywhere from 5,000 to 30,000 words, available to download instantly for a price that ranges from 99 cents to $4.99; "Animalish" is $1.99.
For instance, Matt Welch of Reason, a magazine, writes:there's another word available to describe forcing people under threat of government punishment to comply with terms you have dictated, and then turning around and exempting yourself from those rules: blatant, coercive corruption.But it is at least worth considering the reasons why the union is taking such a position.
Woodblock printing made the written word available to vastly greater audiences.
"It is perhaps the medium through which children best express the inexpressible; fantasy and feeling lie deeper than words beyond the words yet available to a child and both demand a more profound, more biological expression, the primitive expression of music".
When so many beautiful, sacred, and powerful words are available to us, that can soothe, heal, save and spread light and joy, why choose any other?
Ever since the printed word became available to all but the wealthiest feudal lords, popular literature has been scorned as "bum fodder".
Take the words offered by the dictionary, the same words that are available to everybody who can read, and arrange them so strategically that they simultaneously illuminate and deepen the mystery of human existence.
But business as usual will not result in what is known as universal access (in other words, making drugs available to all who need them).
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Joey Clinkscales, the Jets' vice president for college scouting, used the words "best player available" to answer the first question about the team's draft strategy.
Knowing that the form was unfamiliar to many of our readers, we also offered "The New Yorker's Guide to Solving Cryptic Crosswords," two thousand words of explanation available to anyone who sent us a self-addressed stamped envelope or a fax number.
