Something as ineffable as where you focus your attention can make your whole brain work differently.
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What Milton's readers learn is to treat words as approximate signs of the ineffable.
Doing so makes preying on the flock difficult, but beyond that, the motivation of these group flights is ineffable.
So, how did these brands manage to acquire this ineffable quality -- at least in the eyes of the Brits?
She also suggests something ineffable but potentially more powerful: faith.
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"I want you all to see the riv-er the way I see the riv-er, " he says, letting the word roll out slowly, a promise of ineffable revelations to come.
The externality argument is in many respects just a highfalutin way of expressing revulsion that anyone should be so profane as to attempt to measure the returns on something as ineffable as education.
He has both a sharp brain (he once led Tony Blair's policy team) and, in the vague and ineffable way that often counts for a lot, a prime ministerial air that his rivals lack.
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The ineffable beauty of this pedal combined with despairing bass clarinets as she opens her closet create a moving musical portrait of a vulnerable woman who has become a victim of the plot she helped hatch.
But it's hard not to wonder if those "ineffable qualities of homeownership" aren't clouding her judgment, at least a little, the way that society's dictate of marriage so often distorts our experience of relationships, pressuring many of us to marry because we "should, " even when we shouldn't.
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