Persons of superior ability, he argued, actively seek to confirm and aggrandize their social position.
Christopher Hitchens called it "a gross falsification of history" because Churchill is portrayed as a supporter when he was, he argues, actively trying to keep odious playboy Edward VIII on the throne.
He argued actively for the replacement of Aristotle's works as the model for philosophical and scientific education at the University level, and his holding chairs in Platonic philosophy at both Ferrara and Rome indicates his success in bringing his ideal to fruition.
Opponents might argue that actively forcing diversity is tokenism, that choosing in favour of women means potentially ignoring more qualified male acts who too deserve to be there.
Obama, they argue, has actively undermined party organization by diverting resources to his own organizations, after appointing a disastrous DNC chair in Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla).. .
The organisation, he argued, was actively embracing the whole of modern culture.
Dr. Rachels, who spent much of his career as a philosophy professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, broke ground by arguing that actively killing a patient with a terminal illness was no worse morally than letting the person die by doing nothing.
The administration officials do not actively argue with the notion that the relationship has been longer on bonhomie than on solid results.
Instead, critics argue that consumers actively construct their own meanings as they engage with products, and therefore that designers' intentions are not relevant to this process.
If you and a sibling do begin to actively argue or physically fight, make sure to stop immediately.
