It is bluntly simple-minded even as it makes a great show of its epistemological sophistication.
Hume says bluntly that "[E]very simple idea has a simple impression, which resembles it" (Treatise 1.1.1.5, 3), which is a statement of what is known as the Copy Principle: ideas have the content that they do because they are copies, and resemblances, of impressions.
Therein lies the essence of this simple, bluntly effective movie.
Mr. Munger, who often acts as the unfiltered version of Mr. Buffett, put it more bluntly, with a simple, one-word reply: "hubris".
One leading figure in climate science, Professor Sir Brian Hoskins, summed it up bluntly: "There's no simple link - we can't say 'yes' or 'no' this is climate change".
To put it bluntly, it's a simple construction to answer the question, "So, who is the guy in your relationship?" In this traditional construction, the feminine is the caretaker, the homemaker, the mom, the one who makes less money, the one who wears the dress, the bottom.
Cantor is then backed up by John Boehner, who also bluntly states: "The principle is simple: no budget, no pay".
He said bluntly that his administration had a simple plan to build support for the law, which continues to be viewed with suspicion by large numbers of Americans.
That workout, bluntly known as Murph, is as simple to explain as it was difficult to complete: a one-mile run followed by 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups and 300 squats, followed by another mile — all for time.
Most of the cheap and simple inventions have, to put it bluntly, been made".
We define death due to coronary heart disease (CHD) within 30 years as our binary response, bluntly ignoring censoring in order to keep the example simple and to obtain a relatively high prevalence, both of which render the presentation of the issues we would like to bring forward didactically easier.
