While attending M.I.T. as an undergraduate, he had one of the most common revelations a science major can have — he loved science but hated the practice of it.
While attending M.I.T. as an undergraduate, he had one of the most common revelations a science major can have—he loved science but hated the practice of it.
Moreover, the extra professional activities of our applicants have in common the revelation of skill in organizing and managing events.
Common sense, divine revelation, historical experience, empirical testing?
But sometimes reductive answers can be arresting, and one longs for Bazelon to proclaim a bit more, not always to let common sense trump revelation.
Their journey begins with the sort of revelation common to all such quests, a leap from the personal to the universal.
While bribes are common in Russia, the revelation of a lapse by Ikea executives is deeply troubling for the company because it had been in a long public campaign against government corruption.
Of the apparent sermonising in the choruses, Leng concludes: "'The Lord Loves the One' conveys the same basic message as 'what you put in is what you get out,' so, at one level, it's more a matter of common sense than divine revelation".
In a Commons statement on the revelation that five British pilots secretly carried out drone strikes in Syria while embedded with coalition forces, Michael Fallon suggested ministers favoured legitimising operations in the country.
What brought Profumo down even more than his deceit of the Commons, was the startling revelation that Keeler had also slept with Eugene Ivanov, the naval attache at the Soviet embassy.
