Almost everyone in America at one point or another has had the opportunity to witness a firework show with the most common being on the 4th of July. ... This shared common emotion inspired by fireworks bring hearts unspokenly together and create a confident sense of freedom and unity for the American people; people who are proud to celebrate their independence. ...
Edwards and Franklin might seem to have little in common on the surface, but their insistence on individual responsibility and self-discipline mark them as what some people call "self-made" individuals. ... Franklin in a sense created the entrepreneurial autobiography, in which a successful business man recounts the road to his success and the values necessary for it. ...
It can be argued that Medea seals the certainty of her children's death from her opening cries: after passing through a momentary response of suicidal helplessness (lines 95-96) to Jason's divorce, she immediately wishes the destruction of every remaining trace of their love, including the two boys ...
Expressing humanity meticulously through composition is something that these men have in common. ... Great sense for an unforgettable image taking form is a talent that Bresson without a doubt, he has. ... Their works are very similar in the sense of achieving in triggering human emotions from their photographs. The talent that splits these individuals from the pack is their ability to see and sense a visual configuration in which a person will be revealed or an event to be seen. ...
A sense of humor had emerged among the prisoners. ... During the second stage of Viktor's psychological reaction, prisoners lost their sense of feeling and emotion toward events that would be emotional to people outside the camps. ... The prisoners could no longer feel any disgust or horror since these emotions where very common. ... When Viktor and the prisoners were released everyone except Viktor had no sense of direction. ...
Fiction can be true, however, only in the sense that the actions or behaviors "ring true" with what we know of the world. ... The most common is conflict between the two is who is a strong opponent. ... The Antagonist's rationale toward his actions should make sense to an audience as to why he's doing what he's doing. Depending on how riveting the story is, the Antagonist's actions and reason does not have to make sense to the reader. ...
Although the story was written in 1904 and that particular personnality disorder was only diagnosed in 1977, Cather's character embodies many of the symptoms listed by the doctors, such as: "highly developped sense of self importance, preoccupation with fantasies of success, belief that he is special, feeling he has the envy of peers, and arrogant behavior." (Benis, 303) But the main display of Paul's illness is his over-developped sense of self-importance; the way he feels that he is worth much more than the environment of Cordelia Street. A good example of that is when he comes ba...
Aware of his publicized infidelity through her neighbour Donna, Annabelle felt somewhat intimidated by him in a sexual sense. ... They indulge in intercourse numerous times, and in a sense, fall in love. ... She lashes out saying: "I can't be pushed around like some common-" Slut was the word on her tongue, but she wasn't about to give Allen that too." ...
However, it is very common to be jealous of non tangible things such as people. ... Without work, there would be no sense of pride. ... My parents made me work, not because we don't have money, not because they are cheap, but because they wanted me to feel that sense of pride that most kids do not feel. ...
Micheal Macklem writes that Housman's devotion toward classics has been thought of as an unfortunate digression from his poetry. Edmund Wilson tried to find a relationship between the poetry and classical scholarship of Housman, but came to a conclusion that the scholarship in Housman's poetry sho...
Smith says, "It is common to all men and not to be found in no other race of animals, which seem to know neither this nor any other species of contracts.... Smith's theories may make better sense if humans were not emotional but rather always rational. ...
Self-awareness is hailed as the basis of emotional, mental, and physical well being. Problems arise when the self is neglected or misunderstood. Self-knowledge allows for virtuous feelings such as courage, love, and redemption, to flourish; self-ignorance leads to somber feelings of fear, pain, and...
Characteristics are a main component of who we are, part of a person's makeup," so to speak, and people have allowed their judgment to become clouded. Why? I don't know". Societies have come to be increasingly superficial. A great deal of this has to do with the lack of common sense and cultivated w...
Often time single parents are in a state of depression and lose a sense of their identity trying to make everything stay together. They lose the sense to maintain healthy friendships, appearance, and often times drown their depression in form of substance to cope with the stress. ... It is common to have kids now without the commitment, but those choices will later bring questions and "hopefully" one is able to answer when the time comes....
The poet, an African American, and the black monument share a commonality in terms of hue; however, Komunyakaa's own distinct features become lost within the magnitude of the monument and they become one. ... However, more tactfully it provides a sense of the irresolution he feels towards the War. ... At the end of the poem race is mentioned yet again, this time with a sense of resolution and understanding towards the issue: A white vet's image floats closer to me, then his pale eyes look through mine. ...
In this sense, these individuals must learn to understand and implement the cues under conscious control. ... While the reasons individuals with ASD share this common interest have not been clearly identified, the heightened emotional expressiveness of the cartoon characters may offer the concrete, unambiguous nonverbal cues these individuals require to detect and understand another's emotional state. In this way, it makes sense individuals with ASD would be drawn to such clear, well-defined visual stimuli that serve as a soothing contrast to the inherent complexity of the social world....
A common occurrence after a person has experienced trauma is a hesitancy or inability to discuss the event out loud or verbally, even in a safe environment created by a therapist. ... The first is to establish a sense of safety. This includes helping children establish both and internal sense of safety and identification and support for safety. ...
The characters are troubled by a sense of loss for things that are not entirely gone. ... Most of these stories occur in Brisbane or its surrounds, and a common theme is the subtropical environment. ... As this is a common human condition, the ways in which the different characters deal with their differences lends a feeling of empathy and understanding for the people and situations presented." ...
The same goes for life insurance ads that try to draw a sense of guilt from the viewer if they do not buy a life insurance plan so that their families won't be burdened. ... It's common knowledge that major news networks serve an agenda-setting function within the media. ... This became common practice after the television of the Vietnam War in order to reset the audience's emotions after violent or traumatic news segments. ...
Perhaps the most common use of rhetorical devices throughout this advertisement is the use of pathos. ... However, all is well again when the horses save the day and the emotional burden has been lifted and replaced with a sense of happiness for the puppy, his, owner, and the horses. ...
I call them "texts" because they have nothing in common with lyric. ... We think other people don't care about lyrics because we don't understand them, we can't experience the emotion others experience, so that we don't find any sense in these lyrics. ...
The most obvious commonality was the isolation of the actor in the shot and as well as in the physical setting of the scene. ... Set in a public place gave it a sense of melodrama and therefore the attention was drawn the language in particular with is dramatic in itself. ...
In this extraordinary work, the accounts and recollections of the soldiers really give the reader a sense of how wartime was at that time. ... Aside from some legendary figures such as, Clara Barton, Teddy Roosevelt, and Douglas MacArthur, theses letters are primarily common soldiers or marines. ...
Gurov did receive some happiness and sense of freedom at the beginning of those relationships, however, this kind of feeling did not last too long. ... Since divorce was not common during the nineteen century in Russia, even though Anna and Gurov both dislike their marriages, they still cannot escape from their marriages and be together. ...
