I do not for a moment deny that racism exists among officers.
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Montreal's Gashrat never stopped playing, not for banter and not for a moment.
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Donald Trump did not for a moment pause on the lies, lies, lies.
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"And I said, thank you for raising that: not for a moment," Comey said.
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I want you to know that not for a moment was it in vain.
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Not for a moment can you doubt where you are, or who you are.
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Do not for a moment underestimate the importance of getting out and voting in November.
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But not for a moment do I believe the signature has no life left in it.
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" Smollett after the hearing: "I want you to know that not for a moment was it in vain.
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"This will not for a moment deter me from doing the important work of the great people of Missouri."
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This will not for a moment deter me from doing the important work of the great people of Missouri.
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For Taylor, the character of Mark Followill was an enjoyably quirky buffoon whose fabulism could not for a moment be taken seriously.
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We're not for a moment suggesting that you start constructing a camera-lined barbed wire fence around the perimeter of your property.
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As a person who grew up in suburban Sydney, I did not for a moment predict the impact it would have on him.
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But the answer is not for a moment, because down that path lies the death of the FBI as an independent force in American life.
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We're not for a moment saying this is impossible — we're just saying it's going to be hard, and we should be aware of that before we start.
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The recent history of France had taught Melville a lesson—that existence is treacherous—and not for a moment will he allow his hero to forget it.
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We wondered what more we could do to help prevent a slide toward extremism, but not for a moment did we imagine that political violence would hurt us.
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Not for a moment do we feel we are in anything other than a foreign land, where things are not merely different but antiquated to the point of absurdity.
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If you were to get into a physical fight — and I am not for a moment suggesting that you should — you might BITE, KICK, SCRATCH and PUNCH your opponent.
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They all saw the play at relatively young ages (one here at age 8, and the other two, in London at ages 9 and 11) and not for a moment did they question the casting.
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I do not for a moment question the sincerity of those voices in the party who call for a new approach to persistent poverty or who seek to welcome African-Americans and others into the fold.
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"Why should Jews care about the theology of a fundamentalist preacher when they do not for a moment believe that he speaks with any authority on the question of God's attentiveness to human prayer?" he asked.
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Not for a moment did he ever consider delaying his service overseas after a gunman killed 12 people at the Borderline Bar & Grill in November, where he and his friends often went to drink and dance to country music, he said.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - The booing began as Lewis Hamilton stepped out on to the Italian Grand Prix podium, high above the red tide of Ferrari fans surging down the straight, but not for a moment did the triumphant Mercedes driver stop smiling.
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Not for a moment did I consider that one day, my presence in the United States would be needed as counterbalance to those who want to see walls built between countries and groups of people marked and carded because they come from a different religion.
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Anyone who has spent time in Adana, not far from the Syrian border, and perhaps enjoyed the unique blend of Middle Eastern meats, vegetables and spices that make up the delicious Adana kebab, could not for a moment think they were still in Europe.
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The burgraves of the party of Order did not for a moment deceive themselves on the confidence that this unbosoming deserved.
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It had a definite form. It > breathed life. It had depth and feeling. Not for a moment were you conscious > of James Dunn.
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It is stopped only by an unforeseen circumstance: the heaviest inflammation of the lungs in a child. A vigilant nurse, not for a moment leaving Shura, sits Chizhik at his bed, literally fighting with death.
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"Not For a Moment (After All)" is a song by Christian Contemporary-Modern Worship musician Meredith Andrews from her fourth studio album, Worth It All. It was released on July 31, 2012, as the first single from the album.
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Worth It All is the fourth studio album from contemporary worship musician Meredith Andrews, released on January 22, 2013 via Word Records. "Not For a Moment (After All)" was released as the album's lead single on July 31, 2012. On February 9, 2013, the album peaked at No. 144 on the Billboard 200 and the No. 7 on the Christian albums chart.
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They were very well known to the owner and the four other victims. Not for a moment did the worker who opened the gate suspect he was letting in his own killers. The three brothers admitted to having killed everyone present in the jewellery shop so as to obliterate any evidence or testimony against them. They did not wish to leave behind any witnesses who might have recognized them.
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The whole management > and government of the prison could not be worse! Discipline and order are > unknown. Food sufficient but badly served. In a dark wet cellar I found > twenty-eight prisoners chained to a wet floor, where they had been > constantly confined, many of them for several months, one since November 16, > 1863, and are not for a moment released even to relieve the calls of nature.
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Carpentier lastly equates the idea of Western theatre with that of a sham through Ti Noel's realization that disguising oneself to assume a role does not lead to community: "As Ti Noel was there in disguise, and did not for a moment consider himself one of the species, he took refuge by himself under his table." Theatre is also undermined when Ti Noel flees with Ruth (his wife and an actress), and in the end is faced with nothing but theatre on her behalf.
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When Confederate authorities ordered his release, the Register blasted the decision as foolish, stating "that Brownlow is now laughing, like the king's fool, in his sleeve, we doubt not for a moment." In February 1862, the Register issued a call for the formation of a Knoxville home-guard to help defend against a Union invasion, and supported the continued application of martial law in the region to root out Union loyalists.Charles Bryan, "'Tories' Amidst Rebels: Confederate Occupation of East Tennessee, 1861-63." East Tennessee Historical Society Publications, Vol.
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In 2011, Andrews won two Dove Awards, "Worship Song of the Year" for "How Great Is the Love" from As Long As It Takes and "Praise and Worship album of the Year" for As Long As It Takes. On July 31, 2012, Andrews released a new single "Not For a Moment (After All)" on iTunes. It has now been featured in the top 20 songs of 2013. Before taking off as a solo artist, Andrews was a worship leader with Vertical Worship at Harvest Bible Chapel in Chicago.
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The Australian stage production was met with critical acclaim. In its 5 star review, The Herald Sun said, "It is a privilege to witness the consummate professionalism and fine acting of two of America's stage and screen royalty, Angela Lansbury and James Earl Jones". The Sydney Morning Herald critic raved, "I have never been happier jumping out of my chair and applauding wildly, while wiping away moisture from my cheeks". The Sydney Season praises: "With a cast whose reach transcends generations and whose successes are multitudinous, it is impossible to approach this play without the highest of expectations, and it does not, for a moment, disappoint".
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Hani married in 1892, but the marriage was short lived. According to her autobiography, she married in order to save the man she loved from a lifestyle she deemed vulgar; she married him to change him, but it didn't work. She kept her divorce a secret from her family; after the failure of her parents' marriage, her own divorce was the second most painful emotional crisis of her life: "I have always feared that this painful episode of my life, of which I am ashamed even today, might jeopardize the effectiveness of my public service. Not for a moment, however, do I regret my decision to liberate myself from the enslaving hold of emotion, for my life had been rendered meaningless by the selfish and profane love of another".
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Speaking at that occasion, she said: ::"Happiness, a much more fundamental conception than mere enjoyment or pleasure, depends upon the existence of life and liberty, but it cannot be pursued by the individual unless he has had a chance to develop, first as a child, and then as an adult, all his interests and faculties, varied as they are between each member of society. I do not for a moment suggest that we are even yet in sight of that goal, but that it must be our "guiding light" has been my belief for the forty years that I have been a member of the Education Committee". Shena Simon died on 17 July 1972. The Shena Simon campus, later the Shena Simon Sixth Form College of The Manchester College is named after her.
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This caused a decided coolness in the relations between the countries up to the time Louis XIV personally took up the reins in 1661. However, at this time the partition treaty was still formally in force between the two countries, something to be held in reserve in case the need arose. Of course, the Dutch now being on very good terms with the Spanish, did not for a moment intend to join Louis in any designs against the Spanish Netherlands, and such designs were for the moment in abeyance, as Louis had just married Maria Theresa of Spain, the daughter of king Philip IV of Spain, as a guarantee of good relations between France and Spain. One of the conditions of the marriage contract, on which other conditions were contingent, was a large dowry that Spain would pay to France.
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Kahn on Classic Reader website She also appeared in The Master Builder (1900) as Hilda Wangel.The Works of Henrik Ibsen on The Internet Movie Database Of her performance in the latter The New York Times wrote: Kahn also appeared with the actor Richard Mansfield, as Chorus in Shakespeare's Henry V in 1900.'Richard Mansfield Triumphs as Warlike Harry. Good Acting and Splendid Pageantry in "Henry V." ' The New York Times October 4, 1900 She appeared in Don Caesar's Return by Victor Mapes at Wallack's Theatre in New York in 1901. In March 1904 Kahn appeared as Rebecca West in Ibsen's Rosmersholm, but the production was not a success and closed quickly, with Kahn receiving much of the blame: > She 'acted' always, not for a moment was she a live woman, least of all an > Ibsen heroine.
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An outspoken opponent of some of the Soviet official policies, Vasily Belov has not for a moment been considered a dissident, having found his ideological stronghold in the opposite corner of the ideological specter. In 1981 he received the USSR State Prize ("For creating works of superb artistic quality"), then the Order of the Red Banner of Labour (1982) and Order of Lenin (1984). In the early 1980s he became one of the leading figures in the Soviet Writers Union and the Russian Federation Writers Union's first secretary. His plays Over the Light Waters, On the 206th, The Immortal Koshchey were running in theatres all over the country, all highlighting the idea of fighting amorality (the natural consequence of urbanization, as he saw it) and concentrating upon preserving the Russian natural riches. The 1986 Everything's Ahead novel, again targeting the urban set of values, caused controversy and brought about heated discussion in the Soviet press. It was followed by Such Was the War (1987), a collection comprising a novel and some short stories. Before that, in 1983, one of Belov's best-known works, the Eves (the novel which he started in 1972) came out, followed by The Year of a Major Breakdown (1989–1991) and The Sixth Hour (The 1932 Chronicle).
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