While competing for a spot on the team, Powell has spoken frankly about the painful ordeal with teammates and reporters alike, subverting the notion of professional athletes as insuperable.
Government officials, missionaries, and parents alike accepted the notion that mission schools had a distinctive mandate to impart universal moral values missing from a purely secular education.
Nonetheless, the author Martina Elicker asserts that Sgt. Pepper release familiarised critics and fans alike with the notion of a "concept and unified structure underlying a pop album", thus originating the term concept album.
The tradition of liberal arts colleges and land-grant universities alike is the notion of "enlightenment," which means educating, explaining, and illuminating ideas that might be practically useful or simply interesting for their own sake.
Not only will I concede this but I have often said that the whole concept of human rights is inconceivable without the great wagers of Jews and Christians alike around the notion that the human being is inviolable because he was made in the image of the Creator.
The struggle of scientists, theologians, and aficionados alike to reconcile notions of European superiority with the fact of American influence shaped key modern developments ranging from natural history to secularization.
She considers the performative aspect of the trial on its new stage and shows how the controversially ornate design of the courtroom created a heightened sense of theatricality for participants and spectators alike, exacerbating conflicting notions about the theory and practice of criminal justice.
Expressing a view that researchers say is becoming commonplace among same-sex couples and heterosexuals alike, she added, "The notion of eternal marriage has grown obsolete".
It opens with the story of two bees who are invited to a party "Down At The Jamboree," a commitment to throw a different kind of party that includes humans and animals alike, with the idealistic notion of living in harmony with nature, only to have nature follow its natural instincts and rip each other to shreds, destroying humans and lesser animals in their quest for a good time.
The result is a timely update to the classic literary ethnographies of South America, a sustained critique of the so-called ontological turn one of anthropology's hottest trends—and, above all, an urgent call for scholars and activists alike to rethink their notions of difference.
For decades, managers and researchers alike treated as gospel the notion that workers are easily motivated by dictatorial attention and decision-making.
