Despite the enormousness of Ole Miss, these three stores are the backbone of Oxford.
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The literal and metaphorical backdrops of the COP24 negotiations highlight the enormousness of the challenge.
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And this implied something, too, about the alluring enormousness of the world that contained them.
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It also incorrectly characterized the enormousness of Pando, the vast grove of root-connected aspens in Utah.
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By that point, the enormousness of what they didn't know — what they could never know — had become a distraction for me.
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I know many of us feel paralyzed by the enormousness of the task, or too scared to look directly at the problem.
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Contrast that to today: The enormousness of the franchise bestows a brilliant canvas, but it also makes it harder to create convincing drama.
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Pulisic acknowledged the enormousness of the figure, and the expectations that come with it, but he brushed aside the notion that it might burden him.
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But those two kinds of minimalism — sleek lifestyle branding and enforced austerity — don't quite convey the enormousness of the subject Chayka explores in this slender book.
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Perhaps, actually being in the Oval Office, he now realizes the enormousness of the responsibilities he has undertaken, yet with no clue as to how to govern.
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Like Google has enormousness amounts of money and you've got your little search business that seems to be still doing rather well and paying for all of this.
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The grand projects of his career bridged the physical sciences and humanities: He went from studying the arcane dynamics of infinitesimal particles to exploring the enormousness of complex systems.
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Indeed, argues Belinda Bell, a social entrepreneur at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, the enormousness of the task means that it may not be possible without them.
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The first signs that inheritance involves the transmission of more than just genes emerged around the time that Mirsky and Ris were marveling at the enormousness of the salamander genome.
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Scene City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' To get a handle on the party's sheer enormousness, it was best to ascend the breezy battlements of the four-story, castlelike structure.
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He was nervous and jolted, they said, by the 90-minute Oval Office meeting with Mr. Obama, and for the first time appeared to take in the enormousness of the job.
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Caught up in the enormousness of the timeline, she pauses, brushing her shoulder-length black hair behind her ear with her left hand, which bears skeletal fingers tattooed over her own.
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"But those two kinds of minimalism — enforced austerity and sleek lifestyle branding — don't quite convey the enormousness of the subject Chayka explores in this slender book," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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FBI built a massive facial recognition database without proper oversight The companies and governments of today are simply not equipped to handle the enormousness, or recognize the enormity, of large-scale surveillance.
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While the rules are a good start, they will not solve a problem of such enormousness, said Molly Fleming, a Roman Catholic from Kansas City, Mo., who leads the payday lending reform campaign for the faith-based organization PICO.
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His letters to Daisy — and her diary entries — portray someone quite different: a man tired and weary, disheartened by the virulence of his critics, dismayed by the enormousness of the challenges he faced, unsure of his capacities to bear the burdens of office.
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The agency responsible for overseeing production of drugs and detecting malfeasance in China is understaffed and overwhelmed: As of 2017, there were around 2,000 inspectors at the agency, and they conducted a total of only 751 inspections that year, a minuscule figure compared with the enormousness of the industry.
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As thousands of academics, librarians, coders and science-minded citizens have gathered at what are called "data rescue" events in recent weeks — there were at least six this past weekend alone — the enormousness of extracting government data that is easily found has become apparent, as has the difficulty in tracking down the rest.
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The enormousness of the endeavor sank in on that first day, and he realized that for all the prep work, there was no manual for how to be on the staff of the person who is running the country, particularly at a time when the global economy was in free fall and 20103,22010 Americans were fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The painting received criticism because of "the enormousness of the legs and arms, the weakness of flesh, and the pinkish color of the models".
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This is exactly what the new radio does in the Westcott household. When Mrs. Westcott sees the new radio in the large gumwood cabinet, she does not like its enormousness. The Gumwood cabinet is "dark" and does not fit in with the living room furnishings and colors that Irene had personally chosen.
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Collections of the State Historical Society of North Dakota. Vol. VI (1920). Bismarck. and brought him up to a prominent point known as the Crow's Nest to show him the enormousness of the encampment, but Custer could not spot what his scouts were seeing. Ignoring their warning, Custer developed a battle plan and decided to attack.
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Sudeki was met with fairly positive reception. Aggregating review sites GameRankings and Metacritic gave it a score of 73.36% and 72 out of 100 for the Xbox version, and 68.25% for the PC version. In a review for The Washington Post, Tom Ham praised the enormousness of the game, the aesthetically-pleasing graphics and the combat system, but also noted that it was too short at only twenty hours of gameplay, and lacked replay value with no online play or unlockable features. The review concluded that it was worth renting but not buying.
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The ordinary photograph of a schoolgirl and a cat proves to be the starting point for an insightful visit to levels of reality that can only be imagined, and about which little may be known. In his conclusion Boeke speculates that the imaginary voyage depicted may help "just a little" to make mankind realize the enormousness of the cosmic powers that the human race has begun to master. Boeke injected some humor into the book. He puts a blue whale into his graphics, incongruously lying alongside the girl and her cat, to give an idea of relative sizes.
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The customers are unable to make sense of it and move on to a discussion of "live organ transplants". "Live Organ Transplants" involves two paramedics visiting Mr. Brown, a card-carrying organ donor, forcefully removing his liver while he is still alive. Mrs. Brown is initially reluctant to donate her own liver while alive, but she relents after a man steps out of a fridge and sings the "Galaxy Song", discussing man's insignificance in comparison to the enormousness of the universe. The Crimson Permanent Assurance pirates from the short pre-film feature appear to invade a corporate boardroom where executives are discussing the meaning of life, but a tumbling skyscraper ends their assault.
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