Such behaviour is regarded as “all too human, ” with the underlying assumption that other animals would not be capable of this finely developed sense of grievance.
For that matter, high-strung and finely sensitive, the ill treatment had flung him into a fever, which was fed by the inflammation of his parched and swollen throat and tongue.
Their experiences prove what we already know - that successful companies must be prepared to go out on a limb, and finely targeted markets can be more profitable than making products with more general appeal.
When you use properly finely ground coffee, the basket doesn't have to add much resistance, if you're using pre-ground coffee, the basket has to do a lot more work, and so that's literally what's happening here.
His face was transfigured: There was a wild happiness upon it, yet for some reason it did not make him better looking; on the contrary, his finely carved features seemed somehow rougher, his expression almost bestial.
And it turns out there need to be a very small number of parameters very finely adjusted for the universe to be as it is and for us to sit in this universe, to be able to observe it.
Other than the finely carved bronze and terracotta statues, the Etruscans are known for their bronze mirrors, gold jewelry, and their black pottery known as Bucchero.
But it also unwittingly peddled the still pervasive myth that conductors are, in effect, magicians—sorcerers who single-handedly extract waves of finely variegated sound out of thin air.
It also contains finely made furniture and displays of letters from many famous American writers who were friends of Missus Gardner during her lifetime.