What's different — enough that one (Chinese-American) parent can now reasonably call the school district's academic culture an "arms race" — lies in the colleges themselves, especially selective and prestigious ones.
What's different enough that one (Chinese-American) parent can now reasonably call the school district's academic culture an "arms race"—lies in the colleges themselves, especially selective and prestigious ones.
But in light of this clear trend, can we reasonably call the shootings "unimaginable" or "unfathomable?" Of all mass shootings that took place in the United States over the past 30 years, more than three quarters of the murder weapons were obtained legally.
Their quasi-Empsonian ambiguities offer some valuable context, but if the novel can be reasonably called a place for ideas, as observed in the work of Scarlett Thomas, Samantha Hunt, and Richard Powers, then why not go the distance?
The broad claim that Plato or the Republic is feminist cannot be sustained, and the label 'feminist' is an especially contested one, but still, there are two features of the Republic's ideal city that can be reasonably called feminist.
At first glance, this seems an unlikely setting for what can reasonably be called a revolution in film distribution.
The proportion of the world's governments that can reasonably be called democratic has increased from 40% in 1980, when the pro-business revolution began, to more than 60% today.Most hard-headed business people are no doubt reluctant to make these arguments.
Last week, Hillary Clinton almost lost to Bernie Sanders in a Wisconsin straw poll (the tally was forty-nine per cent to forty-one), but Sanders, who can reasonably be called a socialist, is not likely to be the one who makes clear what her real general-election vulnerabilities are, or how to overcome them.
Knowledge of such bridging principles can reasonably be called knowledge of why the letters of "Theaetetus" are what they are.
