And this is what existentialism is chiefly about: challenging the individual to examine their life for intimations of bad faith and to heighten their sensitivity to oppression and exploitation in their world.
He challenged chiefly the management of the federal government and reiterated that it was "time for a change".
Arguing, in this regard, for the eternality of language, Kumārila challenged (chiefly Buddhist and Nyāya) proponents of contract- or convention-theories of linguistic origins to explain how any particular linguistic act could coherently be imagined to be the first such act.
CHICAGO — A blistering report by the Justice Department described far-reaching failures throughout the Chicago Police Department, saying excessive force was rampant, rarely challenged and chiefly aimed at African-Americans and Latinos.
The case, which the railroad is challenging chiefly on the ground of jurisdiction, was filed in September before Judge David G. Trager of the same federal district court in Brooklyn.
The ayatollah is also one of the few senior clerics who openly challenged Mr. Hussein and survived assassination, chiefly because Iran sheltered and financed him for 23 years.
Ive and Steve Jobs challenged the received view of PCs as chiefly office products.
The resolution by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe is chiefly admirable because it challenges the Kremlin's attempt to put this area of inquiry off limits.The OSCE resolution is open to legitimate challenge.
Developing nations need to get their act together and exercise more pressure on the U.S. In recent years, a leftist bloc of Latin American countries, chiefly Bolivia, Cuba, Ecuador and Venezuela, have sought to challenge the U.S. when it comes to setting climate change policy.
I ended up enjoying it and appreciating its particular qualities, chiefly its precisely contained nature, which challenges you to adjust your material to its shape and form.
