When he senses that he's succumbing to "ennui," a mood that the Roman Catholic-raised Kerouac (and dedicated high school football player) seems to identify with sloth, he yanks himself up by his own spiritual bootstraps: "Tonight I'm going to write greatly and love greatly and strangle this folly.
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The social environment in which our foundational document was written was greatly different than it is today.
These conditions can be written as greatly simple forms with ternary numbers, which are t ≜ ∑ k = 1 N I t ( 3 ) ( k ) 3 k - 1 ≜ t ( 3 ) ( N I ) ⋯ t ( 3 ) ( 2 ) t ( 3 ) ( 1 ) { 3, N I }, (21).
For example, in a study we found that, besides culturally adapting the materials used, personal contact in the form of telephone reminders instead of written reminders greatly enhanced participation (I. G. M. van Valkengoed, K. Stronks, unpublished results).
Furthermore, according to a survey conducted among geriatricians [ 42], access to written ADs greatly facilitated their discussions about end-of-life care with patients and relatives, even though these directives had not come into effect.
He read successive issues of Penguin New Writing, greatly admiring an essay by John Wain on William Empson in the last number in 1950.
My own motivation to write was greatly encouraged by elementary school teachers who published my stories in the school newspaper.
