whitehead

For Whitehead, all actual entities, including electrons, atoms, and molecules, are “drops of experience” in that they enjoy at least a little bit of experience, a little bit of awareness.

“Yes, I do,” he says with a Cockney accent so thick Judge Whitehead asks him to deliver his testimony while facing him.

Vivian Lynch felt Whitehead was wrong in construing this as an invasion-of-privacy case.

The tweets of Salman Rushdie or Colson Whitehead—who has even released fiction via Twitter—might someday find a home in books.

“They all have baggage, but he just makes sense,” a retiree named Byron Whitehead told me.

Whitehead, again true to the genre, relishes gore and describes it with gruesome vividness.

We kept on down the shore as far as a promontory called Whitehead, that we might see more of the Cohasset Rocks.

In the second year of Mr. Whitehead's labours the present Meeting House was erected.

The next pastor was Mr. Joseph Whitehead, who came to Creaton in 1793, and continued his labours here for twenty-three years.

Compare this with the ease with which the Whitehead torpedo is just slipped into the water and then left to itself.

This introduces Mr. Whitehead, for whom I was to paint Balaclava.