Despite much insightful work on polycentric urban development in China, there is a lack of systematic comparison at the intra-city level.
Despite the insightful findings of previous research that tested the direct influence of KMC on innovation performance, empirical studies examining the effects of contextual variables such as environmental dynamism (ED) on this relationship have been rare (Sirmon et al. 2011; Anderson et al. 2014).
Despite this insightful text, however, compared with the eminent philosophical status that is bestowed upon theatre, the novel (and painting for the late Merleau-Ponty), as the truly "metaphysical" art forms, cinema is remarkably absent from the most important existentialist writings in aesthetics.
In the meantime, we're reading extracts and excellent pieces about it – in case you've missed them: Letter to My Son (an extract in The Atlantic); another extract in Literary Hub in which he goes house to house in Chicago; and this interesting Buzzfeed review on how the book – despite being an insightful and necessary read – is largely missing the experiences of black women.
Despite his generally insightful reporting on Vatican affairs, Allen has not only done a disservice to Christians around the globe suffering real repression and persecution but has dangerously fanned the flames of religious conflict by calling upon Christians to resist a fictitious war that exists only on the pages of his book and in the questionable data of certain Christian organizations.
But I also think that the British casting is the main reason why, despite DuVernay's deeply insightful writing and acute production, the movie didn't connect as it should have).
(Rafferty wonders why many of the key roles in Ava DuVernay's "Selma" were played by British actors; I think that's the reason. But I also think that the British casting is the main reason why, despite DuVernay's deeply insightful writing and acute production, the movie didn't connect as it should have).
Earlier novels such as The Tysons (1898), The Divine Fire (1904) and The Creators (1910) – the latter the first novel to represent writing as a potentially central occupation of women's lives – have never been reprinted, despite their consummate artistry and insightful social and psychological realism.
Despite such disagreements, it is insightful to view statistics as a response to the problem of induction (cf. Howson 2000 and the entry on the problem of induction).
Yet despite terminal illness, Gordie is more resilient and insightful than his children expect, closer in spirit to the grandchildren whose honest language he speaks.
