The beacon on the jetty has blown out, so the two
phlegmatically intrepid coastguards are figured only against the white lash of the surf.
The coach did so
phlegmatically, noting: "Somewhere along the line you are going to drop one.
'I'm leading a happy life so I think I have time and energy to help others,' he comments
phlegmatically. 'Besides, I learn how to organize projects and communicate with other people which I really enjoy.'
Though the hard right wing in Israel and parts of the US Jewish community have cast him as far to the left, in fact Oz is a moderate of almost
phlegmatically considered opinions.
Much Peckinpahish male bonding is proffered, with the women
phlegmatically accepting their status as spoils of war.
The story gives only the scantest attention to the "turnaround firm" proposal (53 words out of 440 written), while the headline, too, plays down the development,
phlegmatically informing us: "New School Board Acts Promptly."
What are we doing killing people in Pennsylvania?'" Stuart responds
phlegmatically that the Confederates are simply "` [s]howing them that we can, Captain Howard!'" In contrast to Faulkner's Stuart, engaged in chivalric derring-do for "sheer fun," Hannah's Stuart is an exponent of total war.
"Yes," replied Livingstone,
phlegmatically. They were both British.
He once said,
phlegmatically or truculently, "I don't write love poems." Hazlitt said that you would suppose from reading him that on this earth there was neither marrying nor giving in marriage.
It will be argued that both theories perform
phlegmatically.
Last week, we made it a point to watch Disney's new animated feature, 'Moana,' in support of its continuing efforts to present young viewers with female lead characters who are strong and proactive, instead of the traditional prettily, prissily and
phlegmatically 'princess' types of yore.
