A true democracy, John F. Kennedy wrote in "Profiles in Courage," has faith that its elected representatives "will exercise their conscientious judgment -- faith that the people will not condemn those whose devotion to principle leads them to unpopular courses, but will reward courage, respect honor and ultimately recognize right".
And he ultimately recognized enough reality, and clung to enough dignity, to make Mr. Larson's powerful, poignant historical narrative a transportingly true story.
Describes the unique features of the course and how it was ultimately recognized as one of the best courses in the country, presenting a formidable challenge for the best players.
FIFA ultimately recognized the problems, and tickets finally went on sale here over the counter on April 15.
That was the hardest time of our lives, and we are so grateful that the judge ultimately recognized that Lula was indeed with her family and made it official.
It was while in Princeton that the Congress learned that the Treaty of Paris had been signed Sept. 3, 1783, and it was this peace treaty that ultimately recognized the nation's independence.
The first one was innocent, which I ultimately recognized once I got over feeling embarrassed and finally hit puberty just a few, agonizingly long, years later.
Kevles wrote about the founding thinkers of eugenics — Francis Galton, Karl Pearson, and Charles Davenport — and chronicled the rise of the eugenics movement in Britain and the Unites States in early twentieth century before it was ultimately recognized as flawed science.
But he ultimately recognized the futility of trying to build bigger and better liquid-fueled engines and switched to work on solid fuels in 1957.
The abbey was ultimately recognized as a holding of the Holy Roman Empire, and its abbess was given a vote in the imperial Diet.
