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Recent years have witnessed a growth in religious fundamentalism.
What we are witnessing is the country's slow slide into anarchy.
His face registered extreme disapproval of what he had witnessed.
It was a terrible thing to witness.
He refers, for example, to 'ethnographic witnessing ' which has a connotation of superiority associated with religion.
The most plausible explanation for our -ic and -ical pickle is that we are witnessing language change at work: a messy but fascinating business.
For their legitimacy is extraneous to any form of collective witnessing or spectacular stage management.
After all, linguistics in the past half-century has had the good fortune of witnessing not one revolution, but two.
It is likely that violence victimization, more so than witnessing, may be associated with both isolation and self-estrangement.
More fundamentally, they suggest that we may be witnessing a key stage in a transformation of social policy discourse.
In this sense, the changes we are witnessing are evolutionary rather than revolutionary.
What we are witnessing is the replacement of bureaucracy by competitive politics : re-politicisation in a dual key.
Which is in essence how taxonomic autobiography could work, a process of witnessing which names the subject into objective being.
Of the remaining third, one stopped pulling the chains altogether for 5 days and another for 12 days after witnessing the shock of the object.
In experimental paradigms, rhesus monkey subjects also pressed a bar to avoid witnessing the shock of a conspecific object.
We are witnessing two different styles of learning, which have been defined as 'linear' and 'by immersion'.
Further, witnessing partner violence in later developmental periods may compromise the child's contemporaneous adaptation as was found in the middle childhood years.
Why are certain epochs characterised by hegemonic systems, when in others one has the impression of witnessing theoretical anarchy?
It can thus be said that we are witnessing the routinisation of multiparty elections.
