Word: soles
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...made me skeptical of the [majority]institutions as the sole arbiter of justice andtruth," Carden says...
...movie's title suggests, the film draws a strong link between Ms. Turner's personal and public life. Ike makes Tina think that he is the sole reason for her success. When his drug addiction leads him to acts of violence, Tina is cowed in fear because she subconsciously worries how she will cope with her career without Ike's guidance. The simultaneous growth in both her personal and professional self-confidence enables her to assert her independence...
...sole disappointment is that the movie ends just when Tina Turner's post-transformation career was getting under way. One of the last scenes shows like threatening Tina at gunpoint in the dressing room before a performance. She coolly tells him she is not afraid of him anymore and that he would not have the guts to her. The movie ends with Tina's climactic assertion of her independence from Ike. I found this frustrating because I was left to wonder for myself who Tina Turner developed into after her liberation...
...trifurcating centralized political power into the executive, legislative and judicial branches, the Founders intended only the first two partake of the creative, dialectical process of law-making. The sole charter of the judicial branch, by contrast, was (and in theory-remains) to interpret the law in a political vacuum, outside the purview of such pesky political concerns as lobbyists or voters. Judges are not policy-makers. They are professional interpreters invested with the challenge of studying leather-bound volumes, not the latest Gallup poll...
John D. Downey is the sole proprietor and a "one-man show" who self almost every type of flower...