I suspect there are some people out there sitting, kind of asking tormented questions, almost, about, well, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute, there's something wrong with mankind interfering in nature in this way.

Unfreezing Credit

In a single instant of unfathomable fury, his moment of glory was transformed into one of madness and a curse.

It was a moment of truth, a cleansing from within of the brutality of Stalinism.

Just a moment, please.

Just a moment, please!

Stalemate is the name of the game.

Instability from Rigidity

But the deadlock has been broken.

Hold on a moment, please.

A photoshopped image by Twitter user Kunshou.

Hold on.

This stalemate should be overcome.

After more than a year of deadlock, negotiations resumed in April.

But the risks of inertia seemed to be even higher.

A Czech Moment

Wait a moment.

Wait just a moment.

Hey! Wait!

Haiti s Moment

Sarkozy s Moment

The Hamas Moment

We are concerned at the general inertia existing in the entire disarmament machinery.

But trying to obtain stability from rigidity is illusory.

An Obama Moment for India s Untouchables

Wait for me, wait a second!

Wait, what is this?

Have you got a moment?

But wait a minute.

France s Fourth Moment

A Caracas newspaper has published a collection of tweets from the user Héctor Rotunda ( Hecalo), who narrates the events from the moment Génesis Carmona received the gunshot wound until her death.

Such uncertainty can lead to a frozen state of near entropy.

World currency standards have enormous inertia.

Perestroika took place at a unique moment in Russian history.

Ramadan to me is a time to reflect and become closer to God.

Mexico s Breakout Moment?

Life is very fleeting.

So a moment of truth has arrived.

This is such a moment.

This is Haiti s moment.

A moment frozen in time.

every moment I am tired

That important breakthrough comes after a period of political stalemate in the country.

However, Serb resistance to the European Commission's principles produced an ongoing stalemate.

English is everywhere now, from the moment we wake up until we die, says Kristinsson.