Leading GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney has lately settled on a standard stump speech that first cites the Declaration of Independence's "pursuit of happiness" clause and then moves on to suggest that President Barack Obama wants to see "fundamental" change in what Romney contends that famous phrase implies. As the candidate said dramatically in Muscatine, Iowa, the week before last, the president wants to move the United States toward an "entitlement" society, while he, Romney, wishes to maintain it as an "opportunity" society. The first orientation, the former Massachusetts governor argued, breeds complacency and an enervation of initiative and undoes the American dream by making government the overseer of and provider for all.
The Road" is one of the most depressing films I've ever seen. But here is the paradox of seeing it (there's a lot of that going around this weekend): The experience of seeing it is not really depressing. Such protracted grimness and enervation winds up, in fact, exhilarating when you leave the theater. It's such a pure and bleak vision of a post-apocalyptic world that you might react to its final, ever-so-faint glimmer of humanity as if some mega-budget Hollywood techno-fiesta had overwhelmed the screen with 3-D FX and a James Horner film score full of oohing and ahhing voices.
..., as the Commission observed, be the enervation of 5 and the effective destruction of area regulat...
... collapse, leaving them in a state of enervation, similar to that felt when at last freed from poss...
Malingering is defined as "the intentional production of false or grossly exaggerated physical or psychological symptoms, motivated by external incentives," by the American Psychiatric Association. Treatment providers sometimes have been very reluctant to acknowledge the possibility of faking or exaggeration, even with those patients involved in litigation. This article will review issues pertaining to malingering psychiatric and cognitive impairment in a personal injury context. As such, it will discuss the techniques available and examine syndromes where defense counsel frequently may face psychiatric faking or exaggeration. Malingering and exaggeration are common among people who litigate for injuries involving mild head injury, chronic pain, and posttraumatic stress disorder. There ...
... relevant sites, to map the enervation and the patient's verbal response to medication th...
... dehydration leads to poor judgment, enervation, headaches, small-motor muscle failures and worse....
It occurred to me about 15 years ago that Sidney Lumet was the greatest filmmaker that America had who was still making movies. You'd never have known it, though. With such living claimants at the time as Robert Altman and Martin Scorsese (overrated both, as great as they both are), no one was likely to say so.
... films ablaze with recognizable enervation, fallibility and high-octane urban street talk. W...
..." a persistent pattern of psychological enervation in which one experiences life as largely empty and...
...Moreover, to explain the enervation of German liberalism, liberal historians often fal...
... to reinforce this picture of police enervation. In contrast to Western and Nyanza provinces, only...
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