The Diafotismos is credited with revitalizing Greek culture and giving birth to the synthesis of ancient and medieval elements that characterize it today.
That said, let us now compare scientism with materialism as I characterized it earlier.
Shoppers snatched Meow-Chi, a robotic cat, off store shelves in the final weeks before Christmas, and toy retailers characterized it yesterday as the sleeper of the season.
The Yankees first called Hernandez's injury a sprained elbow, but Cashman declined to characterize it yesterday and the team called it "mild discomfort".
For six months, Tannenbaum and his staff had been developing a strategy that they hoped would pilot the Jets to their first Super Bowl since the 1968 season, a strategy that, as he characterized it last week, was "put in pencil".
Like Russia, Iran views Afghanistan as within its "sphere of influence," as The Washington Post's Erin Cunningham characterized it earlier this year.
The plan also is a primer for board members and others on the intricacies and challenges of operating a major public university, and it shows that the financial health of U-Va. is not as dire as some characterized it during last summer's crisis.
When it was finally recognized that Columbus had not encountered people living just off the coasts of China and Japan but had come upon, as Amerigo Vespucci first characterized it in 1503, "a new world," many European thinkers felt compelled to explain the presence of people in this new world within a biblical framework.
For their entire political careers, Hillary and Bill have packaged themselves as a single unit: " Two for the price of one" is how a TV reporter characterized it in 1992.
For their entire political careers, Hillary and Bill have packaged themselves as a single unit: "Two for the price of one" is how a TV reporter characterized it in 1992.
