According to this model, desire should be fanned to a feverish pitch; however, it must never be gratified, not in this world.
Here is the heart of the book, around which other chapters are fanned.
Most linguists assume that an original homeland was linked to a series of intermediate homelands from which progressively smaller communities fanned out.
The authorities fanned popular discontent by cracking down on opposition rallies and issuing stern warnings to the media.
The rapid growth of international funding fanned internal disputes over finances, while the increasing repression of the late 1980s impeded democratic practices and facilitated bureaucratization.
Libertine pleasures of metropolitan life and the increasing flexibility of plebeian morals could spark flares of jealousy and fanned fears of abandonment.
Reconstructie had fanned the latter stages of this controversy, and, not surprisingly, the new piece assumed a highly contested position within it.
Even quiet moments, intimate moments, lyrical moments, need that slight upwardtuning in order to carry to a throng of spectators who are fanned out in front of an apron stage.
