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1. begin to describe His moral attributes which are
2. describe it as if they know precisely what they are
3. Describe your philosophy of life, and help them develop theirs
4. Before Dan could summon the words to describe his absolute horror at the
5. I can describe distinctive tattoos that each of them had
6. ’ He said, his expression suggesting that ‘nice’ is not exactly the word he would use to describe his feelings in the matter
7. saw what she could only describe as a whisker twitch at the edge of that black hood
8. ‘As Stephen’s mother, I am touched that you are that concerned for him, but as your friend … and I hope you see me as such … as your friend, I have to say that I don’t see you as you describe
9. Would it brutalise otherwise normal and intelligent boys? Was I trying to take one step too far with my reasoning? I didn’t really have the means to describe what I was thinking
10. This afternoon I saw Diana at the gym, we had an aerobics lesson and then, as we were leaving together, she revealed to me some more interesting details about her job; in fact, she didn't hesitate at all to describe -always with an air of importance- a fixed fraud committed by the company she works for: It all starts with an advertisement they place in the newspaper every week, looking for new commercial travellers; they offer an alluring basic salary, as well as commission on the sales, plus social security
11. That's the only way Apollo can describe the room that he's now in
12. He knew the room number and everything … the receptionist said she’d asked for some evidence that he knew you and he’d been able to describe you and everything
13. ‘I thought of that and asked her to describe him, explaining that you had two brothers … it was the best I could come up with on the spur of the moment … the receptionist said he was in his forties, overweight, hair receding a little and wearing a posh looking suit
14. ‘But I’m not really the best person to describe the differences between our cultures
15. Lucy thought for a moment that she saw what she could only describe as a whisker twitch at the edge of that black hood
16. It is bad enough when it rains here, I can’t imagine trying to get around the sort of terrain you describe in the downpours mentioned in your last letter
17. It is that ultimate purpose that we will begin to describe as we continue
18. "The math would have to be the same on both planets," Luray said, "Even though I wouldn't presume to recognize an equation that could describe a stargate, I know the same ones have to hold true at each star, except for the local constants
19. not that leisure is exactly the way you can describe it,
20. What, Why and How; and Describe how you did it
21. “Oh Kate, you have no idea what it was like, on second thought; yes, you do know! You are right; there are no words to describe the experience
22. As for the journey to the airport, well I don't remember much of that and I couldn't describe the driver if it was a matter of life or death
23. The last of the seated postures I will describe in this chapter is as follows:
24. As usual I will describe the easiest variation first
25. Before we leave the FORWARD BEND I would like to describe the advanced form of it used by really enthusiastic students
26. describe first what is generally considered to be the easiest
27. Having just described, in this chapter on disorders of the respiratory tract, one of the most difficult of the Yoga asanas, I will now describe a really easy one which will present not the slightest difficulty
28. There are four variations of this posture and I will describe them in order of difficulty
29. Keeping my eyes down, I mull over the statement … the last Element? What is he talking about? I haven’t retrieved the last one yet … He goes on to describe how we were pursued by Antis, escaping through Joris’ skill, though stopping short of mentioning that Joris actually killed two men and completely skirting over the actual cause of Joris’ death
30. To end this chapter I will describe a series of slow and graceful movements which incorporate much of what I have described in this chapter
31. The smell was unbearable, I can't describe it, but the rot was unearthly
32. ’ I said, trying to think of how I can describe what I did in the face of his obvious incomprehension
33. She listened to him describe the beginnings of this Hold, all that it embodied, and was fascinated
34. The only way to describe the second day of the match was 'depressing'
35. can't describe that feeling,' Fred said, as his eyes lit up
36. The woman in the photo has what I can only describe as a delicate skull cap made up of tiny flowers and leaves which she wears over her perfectly straight hair
37. Let me try to describe the area it is in
38. It is hard to explain but the best way I can describe it is as though she had turned into an elven princess
39. He looks thoughtful, ‘It’s a very strange feeling marrying your brother … all weddings are special but this was … oh, I can’t find the words to describe it
40. She couldn’t order a meal yet, but she knew how to describe the techniques for various poses and moves
41. When I try to describe
42. The judges used every hyperbole in the thesaurus to describe
43. Restrained good taste would describe it best, I suppose
44. To describe the matter in hand as crowd control would, in Liverpool or London, be worth a laugh, but the boys in blue prefer this duty to patrolling the high street and shopping precincts in the town centre
45. A phone number and contact details scrolled along the bottom of the screen as the presenter went on to describe the bird sanctuary, giving a potted history of the Arlosh Warbler and interviewing the obviously irate chairman of the sanctuary committee who waffled on about desecration of protected sites and the like
46. Jock is aware of pain, aware of the needle being stuck into his buttocks, but he is in that quiet moment of shock when a broken body fails to connect with the receptors in the brain that describe a wound
47. Over dinner, we talk about what the country is like – David’s been there before so can describe the people and the towns
48. ” The women aahed at this, and the gentlemen praised his good sense, to which he responded innocently, “But she is; I don't know how else to describe the aroma of her to me
49. Beautiful had never been one of those words she would’ve used to describe herself, Shelly yes, Crystal most definitely, but not her
50. Claustrophobic, had never been one of those words she would’ve used to describe herself, but right then the only thing she could think of was getting out of the house
51. How would you describe it?”
52. was nevertheless distressing having to describe that time
53. describe the wine we enjoyed during this meal, but I’ve
54. to describe it is to say that they present their food with
55. A variety of faces that Alec could neither count nor fully describe
56. ‘I wouldn’t describe myself that way
57. on to describe the terrible conditions in the hospital
58. You saw him, even touched him in your dream but, according to him, he did not exist in the form you describe
59. You will "open your eyes" in a different dimension of the Universe and realize that what you perceived as hard reality was made of a substance that you describe as your imagination in your present state of being
60. means what he goes on to describe in the rest of the
61. The present tense is the tense he chooses to use to describe the rest
62. describe the final home of the devil as an island in a lake of fire
63. This time he talked slowly, gesturing with his hands and face to describe the events of that morning
64. What we end with is a “humanized” conception of the experience we try to describe
65. Sometimes in life, what you do seems so purposeful and so fitting to your skills that you describe it as a calling
66. If you cannot find a purpose, then the journey towards lasting happiness that I describe in this book may be a journey to that purpose
67. So say the proponents of chaos theory, who use 'the butterfly effect' to describe how simple and apparently straightforward processes can combine and set in motion a chain of events with far-reaching and unpredictable consequences
68. In Zen in the Art of Archery, the author seems to describe an archer practicing not-doing while shooting
69. Danny went on to describe his journeys to the Sapient and Akashi realms and the two mind entities that had helped him
70. The way that yoga looks at happiness and what prevents us from being happy is essentially the same as what I describe in Chapters 2 and 3
71. language cannot define nor describe the experience of beholding the One face to face
72. “Uncertain doesn’t begin to describe it, son
73. With regard to the existence of Heaven and Hell on the other side, psychics, mediums and people who have had inter-life hypnotic regressions describe them as multi-tiered planes or multi-dimensions
74. To start with I'll describe the progress made this year
75. The late spiritual guru Sai Baba, used an analogy of electricity to describe our relationship with others
76. Some people choose to describe the soul as a ‘spark of God’ or ‘essence of Creator’
77. addition to lack of specificity) is that they often describe
78. ’ Scott went on to describe them, including his own impressions of their appearance and demeanour
79. We stared at each other and there is no way I can describe the looks on all our faces
80. A sense of familiarity is the best way I can describe it
81. ” He looked up at me with an expression I couldn"t describe
82. At the other end of the hanger was what Torbin could only describe as a shuttlepod with its top half removed: a soft-back chair surrounded by a console array
83. “I know it sounds daft but that’s the only way to describe the look on his face of course the machine gun had caught him square on and stitched a row of holes across his chest
84. What is astonishing about this 187-letter ELS in the Bible, is the complexity of the fact that it actually contains 13 different codes that convey 85 different sentences, reading in both directions at various intervals and have the same negative outlook or describe something bad in each case
85. This argument is based on the two words that are used in Genesis 1 to describe the creation work: “Bara” – which means to create and “Asha” – which means to make
86. C: -- The next section goes on to describe the rejection of Noah’s Flood as an actual event that occurred in history
87. If we consider this water body to have existed between the Crust of the Earth and the Earth’s mantle or somewhere within the mantle, the verses above would apply perfectly and would accurately describe its existence and location
88. These verses describe not only the reliability of the Old
89. Any time you encounter the use of that term to describe the money used to bail out a certain activity or area of the country, you need to bear in mind that federal funds are nothing more than someone"s money, including your own
90. His thoughts drifted to this contemplation as he began to notice what he would describe as dark auras around the forms of some of the soldiers sitting around the room
91. How else describe the arrogance, hubris, and downright lust for power a la the second Messiah that infests the Obamas and their senior minions in the ant hill (or is it termite mound) that has remade our nation"s capital? Recall that in the mid 1960"s J
92. Doesn"t that pretty well describe the senior members of the Obama conspiracy?
93. He found that doing God’s work here, in this land that he could only describe as Pagan, was a fulfilling task that rejuvenated his mind and soul
94. Though they had never spoken, she felt a link to him, as if they were connected in ways she could not describe
95. An adjective is a word used to describe or add information about a noun
96. Here"s how Dean Koontz, in his latest novel, „The Dead Town," has one of the protagonists describe it, and it is truly worth remembering
97. Before I describe all that I’d like to put you in touch with
98. I guess you could describe their life in Brooklyn, with its strong intellectual and socialist component, as shabby-genteel
99. It's probably different ways that you can describe this
100. It is best to describe it as your likability factor -- or your attractive energy
1. What I have just described here is a small portion of who
2. What I have just described here can be challenged by
3. [I should point out that, whilst the situations described above are true, they are presented here as an amalgam of the actual events for the sake of simplicity
4. Hair also takes too long to compost within 60 days and therefore should be used in the sheet method described later
5. He needed to find Sammy the Shark/Gino Ngata first and the only living connection he had right now were the surviving victims of last night's attack which Melinda had described to him in disturbing detail
6. described in chapter11 had the same measure of faith as we have today
7. The acts of holy apostles were described by Luke
8. described in the book of Acts:
9. Mostly security guards by the looks of things or ‘Protective Services’ as they would be described in the statistics on workplace homicide
10. It would be better to be a congregation without shepherds than a congregation with shepherds like those described in
11. "You are familiar with the structure of heaven as described in the Holy Rants are you not?"
12. Some of the last messages out described it
13. Menachem had met them once in the early days of his captivity and from that meeting he described both of them to me
14. Despite being a little wobbly after spending several days in bed, not to mention carrying the after effects of what she’d heard described as a nasty case of concussion, she still managed to summon sufficient willpower to be curious about what she saw as they walked through the interminable corridors of the hospital towards the car park
15. What was it about this kind of disobedience that would cause the prophet Samuel to weep bitterly? The Amalekites are described in their first mention: Exodus 17:8-16
16. Caderl has a pleasant face and is broad and solid looking as Gilla described
17. The Lottodung was as described, black fur, clawed feet, but with
18. Similar to the Rocking exercise described in chapter four
19. Any exercise which tones and stretches the leg muscles and the sciatic nerve will bring relief from aching legs and so do not omit from your daily practice schedule the exercises described in the following chapter on lumbago and sciatica
20. And if you suffer from that most distressing and common complaint, varicose veins, nothing could be more helpful than the habitual practice of the Shoulderstand which I described in chapter four
21. Also do not omit the simple, leg stretching exercise described in chapter two
22. This exercise is a more advanced form of the Head to Knee exercise which I described in chapter five
23. Having just described, in this chapter on disorders of the respiratory tract, one of the most difficult of the Yoga asanas, I will now describe a really easy one which will present not the slightest difficulty
24. In this exercise the chest is allowed to expand fully during deep breathing, and it also removes stiffness of the neck and shoulders and so is a useful exercise with which to follow the Shoulderstand described in chapter four
25. This differs from the Halasana I have just described only in the position of the arms
26. Practice all the Yoga asanas described in the chapter on constipation, and in particular practice the water-drinking habits of the Yogis and the relaxing and contracting movements known as Uddiyani
27. Practice, at least twice a day throughout the month, the Sarvan-gasana or Shoulderstand described in chapter four, or if you are unable to do this, try lying down with your feet very much higher than your head
28. Before I go on to your next exercise I would mention here that the CAMEL POSTURE or UTRASANA described in chapter six in connection with backache should also be practiced by women suffering from displacement of the uterus and fallopian tubes provided that the displacement is not of a serious order
29. To end this chapter I will describe a series of slow and graceful movements which incorporate much of what I have described in this chapter
30. All the stretching exercises I have described in this book, and particularly in chapter two can be performed in connection with exercising the eyes
31. The Backbend described in chapter four can be performed so that your eyes follow the movements of your head and are so exercised, and likewise in the Triangle Posture* described in chapter ten
32. Having done so rub your palms together vigorously and then place them over your eyes in the position already described
33. I have said that one is as old as one’s spine and I have described all manner of Yogic postures designed to keep the spine healthy and supple, mainly involving forward and backward bending movements
34. I told him how the fishing there was not what it was and when I described the fishermen as being full of Cornish myths and legends, he slapped a hand upon my shoulder and laughed, 'The world is full of fishermen like that
35. Miss Jones had few vices and few interests that could be described as hobbies, but she was very keen on politics
36. No wonder Aristethes had described it as a living museum that was dying; he could not have been more literate
37. At first the telephone conversation with the old woman went very badly, with her great-aunt being extremely hostile to the memory of her nephew’s long forgotten children, but, as Annie described her predicament and as the old woman remembered that it had always been the men in the Craig family who had been the cause of the greatest unhappiness, she eventually found it in her heart to offer the young woman one of her flats at a very competitive rent
38. She could have a universe exactly as she described, with cherubs for all her family and friends, she might not have noticed that they were cherubs
39. ’ Stated Abi, in what can only be described as true Gemini fashion
40. Gordon stared at the commander and found him to be a truly honest man, just as the reports had described him
41. men of history, politics and the arts were always described as
42. one of the self-testing methods I have described in this
43. described as hobbies, but she was very keen on politics
44. as described, at that point a healing process begins
45. He described the mighty animal to Duncan and Rayne telling them that the huge flukes were longer and larger than his own hunting ship
46. Allison described the problem with her hip and said
47. as though Dave could be described as suspect!
48. “Oh, it was described as an exploratory raid in the official reports,
49. He’s described you well enough that I knew you on sight
50. Bekthi lead them a few houses down the street and to the building Tendine had described, the twelve-trunk house with the overhanging second floor
51. what was rather quaintly described as “bathing-rooms” were located
52. When he got out from the third shaft deeper, he could tell just from the smell of the dust that they were in Gnome quarters because he’d heard it described in novels
53. There were also sessions which were described as
54. An increase in consciousness always improves a situation, not the opposite as you suspected and described
55. He had described the
56. She pointed out the various qualities of the little shrubs, weeds, grasses, trees, and other growths of nature's bounty; she described their uses and seasons
57. ” He described the gardens, the town, the church, and his factory all with such fondness it made Harry wonder what a toll it must take on him to be away from his home for such long business trips
58. Kev, his face averted, described as briefly as possible how Ozzie had got Chas drunk and then let him loose on Chrissie
59. If there was only one word that described our blond friend, it had to be persistent
60. ” He actually smiled in the recollection, and we had to smile with him at the image he described
61. Discovery described as simply as that
62. Allcock's expression could not be easily described, but was a sincere reflection of the extremes of fatherly pride he felt at Harry's triumph, and the eagerness which he tried to constrain in broadcasting this news to everyone he encountered
63. It was described in fragments by very ancient sources indeed and then re-presented, still in its fragmentary form, by a predecessor of this same venerable master
64. But all was not the fun and games so far described
65. Since that was the way, her mother had described it
66. not what could be described as quick-witted, but even he
67. He was actually shuddering because of all the passages in the old testament she just described
68. Johnny was right on the money when he described the building as a
69. When Giles Monchet had described her as
70. described in this scroll
71. which are described in this scroll
72. described as friendly, either
73. and described the church to her
74. The cities were as the girl described to him
75. The girl had described warfare with devastating weapons and artificially-bred monsters so nasty they had become legendary
76. One structure in one of the cities she had described was truly astounding
77. The city she told Alan she was from was also there right where she said it was, and looked just like she’d described it
78. Roman described it with his thoughtful words
79. Brian described the heist from his point of view impressing Babs that his murders were done efficiently
80. Very few women would have described him as a
81. through with my mother- only the acts described in the book were things my mom
82. as James and Thomas described it, a high alpine pass) to
83. So long as he lived they would be remembered, deep within the part of his mind that could almost be described as his ‘happy place’
84. Marco Polo, who visited it more than five hundred years ago, describes its cultivation, industry, and populousness, almost in the same terms in which they are described by travellers in the present times
85. The man who came with the barrow told us that our inn was described as lonely, which was why the captain had chosen it
86. She described something she knew of from ancient history of the Energy Age, a weapon almost exactly like what he had seen
87. described the collapse several years earlier of their great
88. They had just come in from feeding the horses a few apples while Elmore described the lineage of the stallion and the records he had set
89. The poet had just described the famed battle between Diomedes and Ares, where Athena intervenes and
90. This poet so perfectly described the ways of Gods, their constant interference in the lives of men
91. I was most impressed with what Stephen Hawking (described by some as "the most prominent genius of this world") had to say, at the time, about ‘wormholes’
92. Some people said that the wars described by
93. The effects of it have been precisely those above described
94. the crime scene described a very gory corpse
95. this method of raising money, in the same manner as that described in the text, must have cost A something more than eight per cent
96. Someone said that the wars described by Homer
97. It’s equally great, is it not, as the duty toward guests? You described this with such stirring fervor yesterday, I’m certain you’ll have little trouble convincing Tragus
98. Divine places had been described to me many times, but never had their description lived up to the reality
99. I described to him that scene of beauty
1. I have no wish to “paddle in a pool of pathos” but this really describes my current medical situation so wel
2. Buddhism describes spiritual practice this way,
3. What other religion can you think of that describes a God who would require that when you offer your sacrifice that you celebrate because you now know that you have peace with this God? It says in Deuteronomy that the Israelites were to only offer their sacrifices in the city that God shall choose
4. ’ He said, affection and pride warring in his voice as he describes his home in detail - sounding not unlike an estate agent I once met when I was across in Bristol
5. That is not to say that air signs don’t have emotions or that water signs can’t be intellectual, but it describes how they initially each respond to a situation
6. Abi’s voice cracks as she describes how her father died
7. Bex describes how her teachers fall into one of two categories; the ones who have come to resemble their books, hidebound, stiff of spine and congenitally dusty; and those who's pages get dog eared and torn as they try to remain part of the ever-changing youth culture that surrounds them
8. 'Was this really something he wanted to pursue? Do I actually have so little contact with what he describes as 'conscience'? Am I just a mass of 'I's, each pulling this way and that? Don't I have my own independent will? Do I actually have possibilities I should have, but don't see right now? Do I even trust this strange old man anyway? I wonder who he is and where did he come from? He reminds me of an old guy I worked with at that Government contracting job
9. Marco Polo, who visited it more than five hundred years ago, describes its cultivation, industry, and populousness, almost in the same terms in which they are described by travellers in the present times
10. Have you not heard that’s what my poem describes? It’s gained great fame and accolades across the lands of Hellas
11. Frithjof Schuon shows the difficulty of understanding experience, especially Divine experience, when he describes how hard it is for God to communicate with humans:
12. In his essay, The Myth of Sisyphus,[73] Albert Camus tries to explain how we can live in what he describes as an “absurd” world, and still be happy
13. He describes the smell, which he has christened Marmite, as 'bloody terrible', and he confidently predicts that it will have tremendous implications for a number of industries
14. [155] In Flow, the author describes this as creating “order in consciousness
15. The book, Zen in the Art of Archery,[174] describes one student’s long years of trying to learn Zen archery, with only the most cryptic guidance from his teacher
16. He describes it as a frame of mind “in which nothing definite is thought, planned, striven for, desired, or expected, which aims in no particular direction and yet knows itself capable alike of the possible and the impossible, so unswerving is its power…” [183] The author quotes his teacher as saying, “The right art is purposeless, aimless! The more obstinately you try to learn how to shoot the arrow for the sake of hitting the goal, the less you will succeed in the one and the further the other will recede
17. Chuang Tzu describes the kind of friction that wastes ch’i
18. In his verses titled, “The Need to Win,” (see Chapter 12) he describes how an archer who needs to win loses power, but one who shoots for nothing (is not-doing) conserves his power
19. Swami Satchidananda describes how the devotional path can be one of the easiest ways to loosen the hold of the ego
20. The Gita is an important Hindu scripture, which describes a dialog between the Hindu god Krishna and the warrior Arjuna
21. She took a gamble when she launched her own cable TV network which she describes as “mindful television”
22. Can one then have design without a designer? The English Dictionary describes “design” in the following ways:
23. We have to consider that the information contained in the Bible also addresses our origins in the creation account in which it describes how God created everything and that it was a deliberate choice and action from God to perform his creative work
24. Whether these two events happened on the same day, or describes different events altogether is debated by many people; but we will see how the Bible interprets itself on this subject
25. If we think about this carefully, what scenario, as far as periods of time are concerned, would allow for plants to be created in one period of time and survive long enough without the essential source of photosynthesis that is needed to maintain them, until a source for photosynthesis becomes available? The only logical answer in this case would be a relative short period of time such as a single day as the Bible describes
26. This does not in any way relate to the sequence of events in Genesis, where God describes his creative works to us, but specifically the purpose of the Earth
27. Also, if the Earth was not to be empty before God started describing his creative work to us, would there be any sense in describing it at all, if we assume that it should all have happened on the first day? To demonstrate this more clearly: When an artist describes how he goes about creating a painting, we would not find it strange that he would start by telling us that he would need a clean canvas mounted on an easel
28. The Bible describes these as the windows of Heaven that were opened and the fountains of the great deep that were broken resulting in the Flood
29. Interestingly enough, the garment which is referred to in two passages above, firstly points to the water covering the entire Earth as a garment and secondly it describes the subterranean waters being covered by a “garment” before the Flood
30. All too often describes the activities of the Liberals in Congress and the Administration in attempting to jettison the Constitution
31. Kumassi means literally, "The place of bloody death," and well its name describes it
32. Far from dreading the unknown, the protagonist delves into it, makes it his ally and describes what he sees and pries, touches and analyzes
33. It simply describes the hooks in the cart
34. Although, one event not mentioned in his books relate to the books’ premise that describes a journey to deliver and save "The Scroll
35. Very short and pencil thin; there is probably more meat on a gypsy’s whippet and if he weighs in at 40kgs he’s had a big night out, I think, describes him to a tee
36. But that describes the famous king cobra which can reach 18 feet (5
37. If I may use the example of automotive performance as a metaphor, it sounds as if this describes the ideal in a car motor that runs on computer-controlled carburetion where lean-burn is the standard regime
38. “I have this leaflet for you that describes cat productivity
39. The American Collegiate Dictionary describes belief as: “Conviction of the truth or reality of a thing, based upon grounds insufficient to afford positive knowledge
40. This has probably been so since before Man was separated from the rest of the natural world, as science describes that process
41. Generation of Income for Totality of the People, Organizations and Countries To follow, the Figure-04 describes the possible future situation that will be reached when the problems are resolved
42. Another, who also had a revelation, however says: "No, I saw God, and He is red, smooth and glossy" -of course, it describes Him this way because it was on the body
43. He describes the geography of this place in detail
44. In this book, he describes that the liberalism (Leftist madness) displayed by President Barack Obama and the present Democrat party leaders can simply be described as a psychological disorder
45. The article I reviewed was for the ―American Thinker‖ and she describes Obama‘s odd mannerism, secret former life, narcissism, his flat approach when passion is needed, his aggression when smarts is better, and especially his failure to realize when his behavior, such as ―whose ass to kick‖, is out of touch
46. Ascension simply describes the journey a soul undertakes after it has mastered all there is to experience in a particular dimension
47. Venerable Thubten Lhundrup describes the practice of mindfulness in this way:[42]
48. describes a format called template to represent information as shown below:
49. Quantum physics also describes a universe that is complex, chaotic, and uncertain
50. This describes actions that are mixed in their intent – that is, partly harmful and partly helpful (such as appearing to give a gift with a pure motive, but in reality greatly desiring the person's approval)
51. [161] One of the principles, number four, describes karma (number eleven also touches on karma)
52. The Bible also describes the law of cause and effect, albeit in the context of a Creator God
53. When the Bible describes how Christian's should conduct themselves, it tells us to have
54. The Lord here describes a square alter with horns, or large hooks at
55. Shortly after the new king started to reign, Ezra - who describes
56. Author and Wall Street Journal commentator William Tucker describes its use in Sardinia
57. What Judge Bork describes is part of the trendy new “transnationalism” of which Dean Koh spoke
58. Watson describes scientific research as exceedingly competitive, conducted without regard for ethical principles, and as driven, not by a cool search for the truth, but by a passionate craving for recognition and fame
59. Add to that the alienation such as Mary Eberstadt describes
60. In their rebellious isolation they turn to an ultimate nihilism not unlike that of the BN Steele describes
61. Critic Terry Teachout describes Warhol’s art as “a burlesque of democracy, Tocqueville’s worst dream come to life
62. "Okay, Monica," he said, "the red manual on your desk describes the method we have of storing programs and systems
63. Hypocrisy is the word that describes the current bottom line of the spiritual existence of mankind
64. Those scenes served to remind Roger of green-yellow lizards in Kano, Africa, which he describes in his Odyssey to Opportunity when he narrates his trip to South Africa
65. Nevertheless, there is no doubt that the farmers of Anyang must be “good people”, for they produce the liquor Wu Liang Mellow, white in color and with a taste similar to “orujo”, which Roger describes in the first book of his
66. Gualtieri’s Statement of Claim describes some of the waste that she observed
67. An example of topical content would be an SEO article that describes how to optimize a particular website within the context of current SEO practises
68. Isaiah describes the zeal of Jesus –
69. Arrested, He was brought before the High Priest and before Pontius Pilate, where He could have so easily outwitted them all, providing all the right answers to their questions but in true leadership style, knowing that the success of His mission rested on His shoulders, He accepted His fate as Isaiah describes it
70. The term Leviathan comes from the Book of Job in which God describes a sea monster,
71. He describes his childhood with vague
72. The author describes himself as standing there on the bridge
73. Liva Baker describes Frankfurter quâ professor “as a high priest in the legal temple that was Harvard Law School
74. Now that I think about it, this little side note describes an arsenal of
75. word that accurately describes the type of pain
76. Kunstler describes one of the inmates:
77. breathing normally and it describes his condition as ―grave‖ but stable
78. This is as Janice describes what she found:
79. It comes as another charity, ‗ Igualdad Animal‘, has denounced what it describes as
80. Johnnie describes his experiences during those years of rapid expansion
81. And yet neither of them, or so it seems to me, has come to the point that Jung describes as the development of a philosophy of life independent of society, which equates power over people with success
82. It was during this time I began to feel what Sherwood Anderson describes as having felt in “Discovery of a Father”: “It was a feeling of closeness
83. Their intrusive interactions with early humans are described in ancient Sumerian legends that Zecharia Stitchen describes in detail in several volumes of The Earth Chronicles,
84. I said, “I have a book titled Secrets of the Great Pyramid which describes various mathematical properties of the pyramid and how its dimensions relate to the size of our planet, and so on
85. Wesselman describes feeling at one with all life in the jungle around him, with the Tree of Life, and with the stars of heaven
86. Magnusson describes his decision to attend an EMBA Program as one of the best in his life
87. Von Mises describes the worker in the large or medium-sized enterprise as not seeing the over-all structure of the business but holding that he alone is a productive member of his society (or he and all his fellow union members)
88. describes the self-evaluations of academic people who by-and-large believe they are under-compensated for their intellectual value
89. We then move to a story that describes what the freedom the deliverer brings
90. do nothing with what they received is deserving of death as Jesus describes
91. In his book "Masks of the Universe", Edward Harrison amply describes humanity's ability to create a new cosmological vision for every changing historical epoch
92. The Ulysses that Homer describes in the Iliad is a man who has based his life on
93. The Ulysses that Homer describes in the Odyssey is a man that has
94. This concept describes a type of action that consists of giving a form,
95. According to Alan Wallace, Buddhist contemplative science, like Western physical science, describes two types of vacuums
96. Professor lorber has identified several hundred people who have very small cerebral hemispheres but who appear to be normal intelligent individuals Some of them he describes as having ‘no detectable brain,’ yet they have scored up to 120 on IQ tests
97. When the astral corpse remains, but without any trace of its former life, Leadbeater describes it as a ‘shell
98. Jung describes the collective unconscious as the all controlling deposit of ancestral experiences from untold millions of years, the echo of prehistoric world events to which each century adds an infinitesimal small amount of variation and differentiation
99. pertaining to this time, it describes how to create a solution to the oedipal
1. She sensed something other here but not evil, not in its own right, describing it to herself as rather a feral air, as though the man were wild and untamed as yet
2. The hall was full to bursting and the comments I heard afterwards were very complimentary – I enclose a cutting from the Readersein describing the event
3. My mother hadn't seen me yet, but she disagreed with him since she used the word psychotic when she was on the phone and describing what could happen with me
4. The acolyte gave him a pretty sophisticated interrogation on his piety by describing some situations and watching his reaction
5. The two charlatans attended the cabinet and ran through the contents of the report with the assembled ministers of state, describing and explaining all of their arguments, summaries and conclusions in the clearest and simplest terms
6. While he went on describing the various laws of their planet fantasies swirled about in her mind
7. She had no clue what was going on in today’s conversation, for all he knew Patass was describing every position they’d used, how she was at it, how overcome she was by his romance and the way she flopped like a carp during her first orgasm
8. She couldn’t remember how many there were, but she worried that he was describing them all
9. report with the assembled ministers of state, describing and
10. the pathways and describing the layout of the estate
11. Chloe seconded her observation and opened the Baedecker to read passages describing the island's history and attractions
12. He had volunteered a lot more than he should have in the conversation, but he had just finished a grueling day of studying the desert, if anything he was helping his credibility by describing something of the planet he knew
13. gift that words could not give justice to describing
14. Calm was an understatement in describing the way he’d handled the last six years
15. Without a tear, she continued on, describing every disastrous turn that took away her loved ones like a farmer’s scythe cuts corn
16. Among the countless things they’d talked about while clinging to a mast from Father’s ship, she remembered Andrastus describing how to coax milk
17. One way of describing this idea of turning towards happiness is to say you are redirecting your attention
18. Speculating about or describing in detail what his followers could experience on their own would have detracted from the goals of their practice
19. As expected, he proceeded with the usual sales pitch which included describing the specifications of the house and its price
20. For an estimation of efficiency of use of cement the relative parameters describing the quantity of cement or its cost on unit of strength and also ratio between strength of concrete and the quantity of cement are offered
21. 3: -- Accurate integration of information in codes that are relevant at all times and describing people, events and various subjects as they occur throughout history without fail
22. As noted above, there is no well-supported model describing the action prior to 10-15 seconds or so
23. Some people will argue that the words used for describing God’s creative work in Genesis 1 point to new creations that did not exist before in some instances, and re-creation in others
24. Also, if the Earth was not to be empty before God started describing his creative work to us, would there be any sense in describing it at all, if we assume that it should all have happened on the first day? To demonstrate this more clearly: When an artist describes how he goes about creating a painting, we would not find it strange that he would start by telling us that he would need a clean canvas mounted on an easel
25. We should also carefully consider whether we should cling to our knowledge of the Earth’s condition today, or whether we should rather look at the conditions on the Earth before such a flood occurred as described by the Bible? From what the Bible tells us, the world was a lot different in the times before the Flood from what we experience today: Below are some passages describing various aspects:
26. Here we see the Bible describing people’s engagement in foolish thoughts and deeds and thinking that if they applied enough effort, they would be able to free themselves from being subject to God
27. When, around 1600, Hamlet mentioned that there was something rotten in the State of Denmark, little did he know that he would be describing twenty-first century America under the Obama administration
28. Military strategists, when describing the most pivotal stage of a conflict, often used the term tipping-point
29. ’ Zolla then went on to explain the process of temporal acceleration: ‘It’s done simply by creating a self-contained gravitational field shrouding the entire ship,’ he said, as if describing some every day occurrence
30. followed the Christmas I've been describing
31. He remained seated on the toilet while I went on describing what had happened between Evelyn and me without interruption
32. US troops, writing in their diaries, letters home, and interviews with journalists in fact often referred to Filipinos as “Indians” when describing the enemy's guerilla war tactics
33. Apart from describing the theories of battles, this text also discusses the diplomacy and developing relationships with other nation�s importance for the sovereignty of a state
34. Tauntingly, she told of her evening with George Dearling, describing in detail her new outfit and the make-up she had worn
35. Asked the staff about her, describing her to them
36. We love our Echo, but note that Consumer Reports magazine used the word “tilt-a-whirl” in describing it
37. He was describing to her, each gentle word interrupted by a caress, how he was swimming, lost in the liquid beauty of her eyes, and that his love had more depth than the Pacific when the bedroom door flew open
38. I am describing them here simply for your amusement
39. When he learned they spoke Polish, he began enthusiastically describing his service in Italy, his demobilization and return to Poland after six years as an exile
40. [11] Here I am describing the situation as it was in the early 1960s
41. Colling admitted that Ferguson had not mentioned it, Smith laughed and began describing how Vincent had decided that the garrison would put on a display of American military pageantry for the local German population
42. describing incest, rape, and adult-child fantasies
43. Berlinski, in describing Darwin, writing about the eye in On the Origin of Species, as having “confessed that its emergence troubled him greatly
44. He interrupts the sound and starts describing the holy place
45. But I have to focus since he is describing my mission and the purpose of my life
46. While she crawled she sent a message to a wide-awake Nico to come and find her, describing the tail and the end of the gate
47. " These forces powerfully operate in ourselves and in the world (news broadcasts describing violent acts, war, racism, environmental destruction, and so on, all bear testimony to this)
48. The Buddhist teachings have many stories, some of them describing the outworking of karma and previous lives
49. describing his conversation with the angel
50. One was a book describing many of the plants in the Khakhanate and giving their names in several languages
51. I spent the next five minutes describing what I had seen in Nigel’s office
52. He spoke as though he was describing the Pelican Ordu where he had spent so much of his life
53. David states that he knows that he has eternal life in Christ Jesus, describing
54. Jock started by describing a bit about why Hamish was paralysed not in detail but just in general by saying the brain is the central computer of our body interpreting outside information and controlling every action
55. There shall be a quality plan describing how they will be achieved and process will be formed and maintained
56. I think the writers of the series and movies did a good job describing what different species would look like and act like
57. Or by describing a
58. will find me describing what for you is the nearest and the
59. M: What you are describing is not awareness at all, but only
60. than two years of age, Ma started talking and shortly began describing a previous life as a
61. almost three years old he started describing a former life he recalled living in Japan, and he
62. I think the closest word we have for describing such a collective of living picodust particles would be superorganism
63. You only have 160 characters to impress potential followers by describing what you and your brand are all about in a way that is friendly, engaging and shows some personality
64. MECHA’s chairman concluded his own tirade describing the student critic as a gullible person “that would believe that Chile’s late president, Salvador Allende, died of suicide — that is, by shooting himself 17 times
65. Before describing our one horrible year in CA, I should describe the pitiful ordeal in Houston, TX, which paved the way for us to have even wound up in the East Bay with Kaiser Engineers
66. minimum, describing only the highlights and benefits of subscribing to your list as well as a brief overview of what your subscriber can expect to receive once a
67. A few seconds passed before she realized he was describing the building and construction
68. “Can you believe it? I had to admire his courage,” Gabriel said before describing the Pastor clumsily wrestling a screeching microphone from its stand
69. without considering the sequence of events that take place in the world they are describing, our
70. contradiction, then, is relative to the space given, but absolute in describing the form of that
71. By point I am describing in vectorial terms the conditioned flow of attention as it
72. waking only briefly as her mother came in, describing to Joe the events of the
73. I am simply describing an experiment to illustrate what I have been talking about
74. offer without describing the benefits of those
75. My whole point in describing all of this is that this is how I was
76. He spoke plainly, describing the events without embellishment, though he revealed greater detail than when he had described it to Yazadril
77. describing it over and over again with these complicated and vague
78. The Highest Priest ordered to transmit, via satellite, a message to Hell describing what had happened and asking for orders
79. “Right after you came to see me, I wrote up a report describing your leads to the coordinator and even mentioned the strange electric shock when I grabbed the girl,” he said, pointing to Yania
80. One thing led to another, and we spent a very pleasant afternoon indeed! Then my parents came to visit just before you came home, and I simply never got around to describing it to you
81. The project included direct mail and brochures describing the benefits of the product
82. He offered me the role of his administrative assistant, and while he was describing the job, he was also deprecating it
83. small children who looked very confused and frightened,” she told the Star, describing the incident as "barbaric
84. After all those years of trying to understand and know him, Ethan Canin comes close to describing my own realization of this through the words the father expresses to the son in his story “The Year of Getting to Know Us”: “[Y]ou don’t have to get to know me
85. It floated overhead, and veered off, describing the beginning of a circle
86. describing my appreciation for the support and loyalty that you have shown me and each
87. Nothing worth describing happened until they walked down from the mountains and reached a town called Loen
88. She went among the crowd of Eid-folk, describing Siv and asking if anyone had seen her
89. Yngvild and Siv were close by, with Yngvild describing the action
90. Without speaking further, he drew away from Johan and allowed his mind to drift back to the scene he’d been describing
91. It floated overhead, and veered off, describing the
92. Gazing higher he saw the high-flying bird still describing the
93. *We’ve already noted how it is doubtless that Zechariah would have understood the Branch to be describing the Messiah
94. 1 You see brethren how great and wonderful a thing love is and how there is no describing its perfection
95. president of the university made a short speech describing the growth of the institute of
96. 21 Up to this point I have been describing the two systems in opposition to each other in this country
97. describing some of the theories in the context of Nepal
