Word: se
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...really think about myself. I don't like myself, per se, because the things I have gone through have become such a part of me." As ever, there is no touch of self-pity in his voice. He seems to regard his life scientifically, like an unknown substance. "I was thrown into a place where I couldn't develop normally," he says, quickly surveying his surroundings...
...Surpri-i-i-se...
...adds: "Recruiting is becoming more and more important, but you don't want to get tacky Dave's approach is slightly different. He runs a squash camp during the summer in Newport. R.I that a lot of top juniors come to. It's not recruiting per se, but he's trying to attract them...
...Fogg help us place him into perspective among Dutch masters of the 17th century, but the repercussions of his genius go far beyond Haarlem. Amsterdam or Egmond of the 1660s or '70s. The Ruisdeal exhibition proves that the Fogg continues to champion the first-two-definitions of "mu-se-um," and--especially with plans for the addition alive again--the third: "something that resembles a museum...
...Schopenhauer, Zorn comes to believe that disease is the will speaking through the body. Cancer is thus a single illness that manifests itself both physically and psychologically. Like medieval physicians, who thought that health was a balance of humors, he maintains that well-being is not a quality per se, but a form of equilibrium. Ergo, cancer is not a cause of unbalance but a consequence. In the final sections of the book, Zorn, 32, obviously failing in energy and spirit,' takes the advice of Job's comforter: to curse heaven and die. The Almighty is an organism...