Massad, clearly a master of the genre, does not plumb this tradition to suggest the comforts of domesticity, rather, he infuses both his subject matter and what surrounds it with a sense of the weight of history, of
the corrosive effects of time.
Not exact matches
At the same
time that the church was dodging the potentially
corrosive effect of freedom, it continued to demand the freedoms that the First Amendment promised.
There are things about credit, specifically the
corrosive effects of consumer interest, that only become clear over
time.