"It all comes down to truthfulness, and I have to ask, Where does fidelity come into all this?" she said.
And some people are going to say it'll be to his detriment, but how can you be bothered by that kind of commitment to his country?" But where does fidelity become foolishness?
Serra's acceptance of the barriers suggests that being museumified matters more to him than does fidelity to his original intentions or to a fundamental tenet of minimalism: the rejection of frames, pedestals, and other protocols for treating art works as precious objects.
Does fidelity to the letter of the law produce real justice?
Some men whose family pay a bride price expect their wives to practice fidelity but do not expect their wife to be their only sexual partner since they were the givers of bride price.
Frequency, it seems, has little to do with fidelity.
Enumeration of the effectiveness of various LMS variants used in adaptive filtering based QRS detection algorithm has been done through fidelity parameters like sensitivity and positive predictivity.
He did so with fidelity to the raw facts of living in the present tense.
John Rabe Los Angeles, Aug. 9, 2010 To the Editor: In his opinion overturning California's Proposition 8, Judge Vaughn R. Walker wrote 136 pages on the subject of marriage and didn't mention fidelity once.
Overall, the program failed to increase couples' likelihood of tying the knot, didn't increase fidelity, "did not improve couples' ability to manage their conflicts" and "had no effect on how likely couples were to experience intimate partner violence".
We did it through fidelity to the values of our founding, and an understanding that our American experiment only works when we the people have a say.
