Ruminating over his confessions in 1937, Wittgenstein wrote: Last year … I pulled myself together and made a confession.
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Otherwise, we wouldn't be hearing, from time to time, the president ruminating over firing Mueller once and for all.
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If you've been ruminating over an ex, clarity comes quickly when truth-bearer Jupiter snaps out of retrograde on the 9th.
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Every time an outing requiring a swimsuit pops up, I spend far too much time ruminating over one decision: bikini or maillot?
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But a month later, when we spoke again, she'd been ruminating over her husband's case and its links to Iran's internal politics.
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I spent two hours at my kitchen table ruminating over the dialogue choices that would make Colonel Sanders fall in love with me.
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Was all of the emotional energy I spent ruminating over my relationship and waiting for the next time I'd see my partner worth it?
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MR: I was producing a pop-up art fair I co-founded in Austin and ruminating over bringing the art show to other cities.
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While we're all ruminating over what NFL Thursday Night Football will look like on Amazon, former rights-holder Twitter announced it will be streaming baseball.
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However, watch out for frustration around feeling like things aren't moving fast enough, or like you're ruminating over the same issues over and over again.
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Ruminating over the Serendipity-style possibilities had Beckinsale actually made a run to the post office and not (ew) been 10 years his junior and therefore totally illegal?
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"Compulsively checking the news, ruminating over what will happen in the future, or mentally reviewing what you've heard about the virus all create opportunities for obsession," Hershfield said.
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Here's a novel concept: Stop ruminating over too old or too young, too left or too right, and focus on picking a nominee with the best chance of beating Trump.
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This might be helping a person get over lying in bed and ruminating over their to-do list or what happened that day, or obsessing about the fact that they're not sleeping.
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I'm perhaps an anomaly among my millennial peers in that I much prefer the experience of physically visiting a store, trying on clothing, and ruminating over it extensively before making a purchase.
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" In June, Facebook published a long blog post ruminating over the definition of hate speech, with the title "Hard questions: Who Should Decide What Is Hate Speech in an Online Global Community.
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So whether you're stress sweating over student loans or ruminating over a missed promotion, here's how to start channeling what keeps you up at night into what gets you going in the morning.
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Editorial Every time President Trump revamps his campaign promise to build that "tall, powerful, beautiful" wall along the Mexican border he sounds increasingly like a developer ruminating over the blueprints for mythic Xanadu.
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Having Wise offer up a baby kitten named "Ray" is already an eye-roller before he starts ruminating over a mass grave as "a garden" and over old souls attaching themselves to new bodies.
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From ruminating over the best celebrity tattoos (and subsequent break-ups that often followed) to haircut trends that rocked both coasts, we have a lot to think about at the tail end of the year.
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But rather than any sense of a murderous king spiritually hollowed out by his own ascent, we get Macbeth as a blunt, bluff pugilist who looks as if he would be happier taking on Jake LaMotta in "Raging Bull" than ruminating over matters of conscience.
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In May 1980, as Sneed reports in her essay's opening, Mayer had critiqued the overbearing monumental steel sculpture of Richard Serra in her journals, declaring that "all men are into power" and ruminating over her refusal to participate in the unjust inequality of power that marked this art system.
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There's a lot to unpack in the track's lyrics—Jay Rock militantly ruminating over thuggin' in the 90059; Kendrick reflecting on the way society views young and intelligent black men; Ab-Soul getting spiritual and referring to himself as 3Pac, in the sense that his third eye has been opened.
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Charles is now thirty-two. Ruminating over what has happened, Reginald cannot account for Bethlem's hostile actions or his remorse and he forgives him. Charles does not recognize his father, who appears to be twenty-two, even though the other soldiers notice their similarity. Intending not to disgrace his son, Reginald adopts the name Henry d'Aubigny.
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Miller parted ways with Rostrum Records when his contract expired in January 2014. On May 11, 2014, Miller independently released his tenth solo mixtape, Faces. Colin Stutz of Billboard wrote that the 24-track mixtape "shows [Miller] introspective, ruminating over his drug use, fame and past." Pitchfork Craig Jenkins called Faces his "most consistently honest and personal work to date".
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It shows different scenarios played out in Usher's mind, including him confronting his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend with a gun. In the video, Usher sits in a car outside a house where his ex-girlfriend is being intimate with another man. He pulls a gun out of his glove compartment and agonizes over whether or not to enter the house. After ruminating over the different scenarios, Usher drives off at the end of the video.
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After her death, the Grail is lost again, to be searched for later by King Arthur. After this aside, Casmir is arrested and spends the rest of his days in a cell ruminating over his defeat. Aillas declares himself king of the Elder Isles (with Dhrun as his heir) and brings peace to the realm, also taking the opportunity to have Umphred drowned for his betrayal of Suldrun. Glyneth, now Queen, gives birth to her and Aillas' daughter, Princess Serle.
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The novel opens by introducing the reader to an alcoholic vagrant, resting in an abandoned and forgotten lock-keeper's house by a canal. As he is ruminating over the injustices inflicted upon him in his life, he is suddenly set upon by a pack of small dog-sized black rats and is devoured alive. Harris, a young East London art teacher, notices that one of his students has a bloodied bandage around his hand. When he enquires as to what caused the damage, the student answers that he was attacked by a rat.
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West regains his lyrical dexterity on "Barry Bonds", a competitive, though friendly battle with Lil Wayne in which the two MC exchange braggadocios rhymes. The song uses Major League Baseball player Barry Bonds as a metaphor for West's ability to create music hits. "Drunk and Hot Girls" is a first-person narrative that illustrates a man courting an attractive intoxicated woman in a club but gets more than what he bargained for. "Everything I Am" is a song of self-examination, in which West attempts to confront his fallacies by surveying the consequences of his outspokenness ruminating over various ways people expect him to conduct himself.
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" Henn's third book, Indiana Noble Sad Man of the Year (Wolfson Press 2017), is illustrated with drawings by his four children. In an interview with J. Hubner in The Fort Wayne Reader, Henn says that "family and fatherhood were big ideas I was ruminating over in many of the book's poems." His poetic career has philosophical underpinnings, as Henn explains: "I suppose the only wisdom I can claim about life is knowing what most of the poets are trying to tell us, which is that it has an end. It has an end, and as the poet and essayist Thomas Lynch reminds us in The Undertaking, it's a good idea to maintain an awareness of that.
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Danielstown is a very spacious place where most of the incidents in the novel take place. It seems to have unique characteristics and a haunting effect on its inhabitants and visitors. In Elizabeth Bowen: The Shadow Across the Page, Maud Ellmann suggests that architecture in Bowen's writings is inseparable from characters: "In her writing, architecture takes the place of psychology: character is shaped by rooms and corridors, doors and windows, arches and columns, rather than by individual experience."Ellmann: Elizabeth Bowen: The Shadow Across the Page 42 Lois approaches the house from a distance in the end of the first section of the novel ruminating over the scenery and she feels that the house is interacting with her: > To the south, below them, the demesne trees of Danielstown made a dark > formal square like a rug on the green country.
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Itagaki is thorough with his games, working on them from start to release, and even post release to correct what he feels are deficiencies, and polish them up to their full potential. He has shown this in his project developments, such as pushing back the release of Dead or Alive 4 just to polish the game based on feedback of top Japanese Dead or Alive players recruited to test it out. For Ninja Gaiden, he wanted to leave the best and the ultimate action game on the Xbox before moving on to the Xbox 360, thus he reworked the game and integrated the additional downloadable content to produce Ninja Gaiden Black. With Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball, he chose to patch an easy-cash exploit rather than leaving it alone and ruminating over the consequences.
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