| Brodde proffers me a few tenuous looking evergreen straps with a metal clip attached to them. |
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| She also investigates the avant-garde's motives in embracing black culture and proffers reasons and meanings for its interest. |
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| Then, his words appearing to stick in his throat, he proffers up a few unintelligible syllables before pausing for reflection again. |
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| The cybernation revolution proffers an existence qualitatively richer in democratic as well as material values. |
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| Furthermore, it argues that rather than seriously challenge the Commission's findings, Dofasco proffers alternate trends and indicia. |
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| The existence of these books proffers three aspects of change for African-American literature from what it was, say, 30 or 40 years ago. |
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| The Divine is called Father since even a normal father also proffers body, nourishes the body and provides education for the Soul. |
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| Each of these methods proffers a rationale that is attractive and persuasive. |
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| This glamorous online game proffers immense chances to acquire fantabulous hard cash payoffs. |
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| If history is any guide a lot of this diplomacy was doubtless clumsily done, in alternations between proffers of carrots and threats of the stick. |
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| When an interlocutor proffers an assertion that is not met with objections by others in the conversation, the Propositional content of that illocution will enter into common ground. |
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| Youth today should not be satisfied with merely a segment of life, no matter how much security it proffers, when by a little effort and enterprise they can trace the complete circle. |
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| In this article, the Author proffers his assessment of how far multimedia services have progressed during 1996, and gives a personal insight into how the market may develop in the next year or two. |
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| Her photos appear to have been taken along a wild, beautiful route where a child's imagination proffers its enchanted yet often terrifying, nightmare-esque visions. |
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| This niche proffers an innovative approach to the development of user-friendly systems that drastically reduces development time and the associated costs. |
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| But, in an act of civilian defiance previously unknown in Pakistan, Mr Chaudhry refused to go. Cheering up slightly, Mr Ahsan proffers, unrequested, a few photographs of the scenes that ensued. |
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| With my utmost effort, with my latest breath, will I oppose the 'veiled treason' which attempts by sordid means and mercenary proffers to lure our people from their allegiance. |
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| This impairs the integrity of WTO rules and diminishes the perceived value of negotiating new trade pacts. To compound this misdiagnosis, The Economist proffers medicine that would do more harm than good. |
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| Of course, Mr Kostal proffers, the player will be consulted. |
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| When a separatist party campaigns under the EU flag, it proffers a modern, inclusive version of nationalism, not some atavistic vision based on blood or tribe. |
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| If the witness proffers a valid excuse to the Court of First the request of a party or of his own motion, put questions to Instance, the pecuniary penalty imposed on him may be him. cancelled. |
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| Let's take a closer look at some of the studies that Offit proffers to substantiate his generalized antivitamin charges. |
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