One could then be a non-expressivist, non-error-theoretic, anti-realist about a particular subject matter by denying that the distinctive states of affairs of that subject matter do have a genuine role in best explanations of aspects of our experience.
"The BRICs aren't exactly an alternative to the Washington consensus," says Mathias Spektor of the Getúlio Vargas foundation in Brazil, "but they provide other models to emulate and are effective at expressing something distinctive in economic affairs".An acronym in search of a roleWealth may produce market power and even soft power.
The scope of practice of the osteopathic physician in the USA is well understood; osteopathic physicians are regarded as "parallel and distinctive" in regulatory and legislative affairs, as well as being included in consultation for most issues of public health policy [ 4].
In the Mood for Love Retail (£15.99) and DVD (£19.99) Tartan Cert PG Hong Kong's great stylist Wong Kar-Wai only seems to make films about love affairs, yet each is as distinctive as it is memorable.
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL Jerome Rose's annual festival at the Mannes College of Music is a big-tent affair that accommodates a number of distinctive personalities.
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL Jerome Rose's festival at the Mannes College of Music is a big-tent affair that accommodates a number of distinctive personalities.
Aside from "The Flash," it's been a lackluster fall for new one-hour shows, but "Jane the Virgin" and "The Affair" are well-made and enjoyable in their own distinctive ways.
Following his distinctive military service, he became very involved in veterans' and community affairs, serving on the Board of Directors of St . Vincents Hospital and founding the hospital's Daly Foundation.
One of the most distinctive qualities of his movies — including "The Crying Game," "The End of the Affair" and "Michael Collins" — is the lucid, elegant screenplays he writes.
MARINA GIOVANNELLI, in her quest for a distinctive wedding location, said she wanted to break from the "formulaic feel" of affairs in hotels and museums in the city of her childhood, San Diego.
