Intriguingly, it is precisely this
demurral to dislocation that happens to be the testimonial flag of their greatness.
His initial
demurral notwithstanding, Castells is here making the astonishing claim that history is unpredictable for all the usual pundits with the exception of Castells and a few others.
The former tries chiefly to heed what the original poet says and to restrain, as much as possible (though even here there is a range of
demurral), the impulse to rewrite the text in order to please himself.
My
demurral does not at all call into question the central argument of By Man Shall His Blood Be Shed that some crimes deserve death, and that this is now and has always been the teaching of the Catholic Church.
The Governments of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the State of Kuwait express "their deep
demurral and dissatisfaction about these repeated assaults and transgressions; and demand from the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran to stop these transgressions and assaults in order to preserve their interests," it stressed.
He explained that suspects who appear before specialized criminal courts receive, as is the case in all courts in the country, all kinds of rights that guarantee fair litigation before independent judges who have no instructor by the Islamic rules and instructions as any suspect will have the right to have a lawyer to defend him, could object any ruling through the prescribed
demurral means and if acquitted, the system offers him fair compensations for any harm that he might have incurred, according to Islamic Sharia law.
The sense that there is something shameful in the very state of being a female is quite effective in stifling
demurral.
Despite Lewis's
demurral, the novel itself suggests more than accidental parallels, many of which Evan Gibson helpfully catalogs (242-43).
However, as Travis's
demurral helped me realise, it was the children's intention to get in close--it was the detail they were interested in.
Knightley adds that reading out loud "'will not be so great a loss of time: but if you dislike it-"thus allowing space for Emma's
demurral.)
These 'little's are owned by the fictional authors and the fictional literary audience for those books; they contain a
demurral, an 'oh this old thing' that the characters' writerly egos contradict.