The emergence of and pursuit of distinctive agendas within academic Philosophy to articulate and study philosophizings by persons African and of African descent were initiated by several of the new entrants, agendas that grew out of and were motivated by these movements.
Of the three it was Diane Arbus who was most single-minded in pursuit of highly distinctive subject matter: freaks, deviant loners, swingers, transvestites and, later, residents of mental institutions.
Because the mass of folds prevented active pursuits, the toga became the distinctive garment of the upper classes.
Simulation examples illustrate its distinctive features and the achievement of a desired pursuit pattern.
If you believe that love, freedom, reason and human purpose have no distinctive nature of their own, you'll have to regard many of your own pursuits as phantasms and view yourself as a "deluded animal".
Coral Ridge Properties established strict landscaping and sign laws for the city a question in the original version of Trivial Pursuit noted that the city hosted the first McDonald's without the distinctive Golden Arches sign.
These functions are consistent with the distinctive behavioral organization of Acheulean toolmaking, which involves switching between different subordinate task-sets in pursuit of superordinate goals to an extent that Oldowan toolmaking does not [6], [34].
