But Lemmon and Scott trudge slowly up Mount Banal to present an entertaining debate on the sanctity of individual thought vs . the venerability of the unthinking collective.
12.
Many identified that criminal justice system and the overrepresentation in the child welfare system factor largely in the venerability of these women and girls, which can lead to being trafficked.
13.
Subject to the same governing rules as detailed in the paragraphs above, the rank of the wives of Peers is also governed by the venerability ( age ) of the peerage.
14.
Charleston itself-- the venerability of its architecture, the lushness of its gardens-- acts as a picture frame, complementing old works and setting off the freshness of new ones.
15.
Its venerability is noted in solemn inscriptions : ground broken by William McKinley on May 20, 1901, and dedicated by Theodore Roosevelt on May 14, 1903, when presidential visits to California were rare.
16.
Residents old and new, people who equate venerability with virtue, give these places _ the Hill, University City, Central West End and Grand South Grand among them _ their own unique attractions and character.
17.
Now, the 58-year-old Simon mocks himself in " Old, " though he takes it back by comparing one life span to the venerability of the human race and the universe.
18.
:: : : : : : If venerability is a prerequisite to beatification, how is it wrong to say she's venerated ? talk ) 04 : 08, 2 September 2014 ( UTC)
19.
Thus the game goes on Saturday as The Game, hyped for its venerability and heightened by 9-1 Michigan's unanticipated ( until Wisconsin was beaten last week ) opportunity to win a berth in the Rose Bowl.
20.
Warm greetings to all ( ! ), I'm thinking that Wikipedia adopt a system where a page is set up for every WikiProject to allow increased one-on-one collaborations and teamwork, as well as easier venerability.
