And yet this text distinctly demands active reading.
Thomistic, natural-law views share the Aristotelian view about the general unity of practical reasoning in pursuit of the good, rightly or wrongly conceived, but add that practical reason, in addition to demanding that we pursue the fundamental human goods, also, and distinctly, demands that we not attack these goods.
All of these women manage to pull off a successful writing career while more or less fulfilling traditional wifely duties for their difficult, demanding, distinctly unfeminist writer husbands (among them no less than Edmund Wilson and Robert Lowell).
Motherhood and hiking are both physically demanding while also being distinctly "mind over matter".
Along with its primary focus of demanding a halt to the greenhouse gas emissions associated with recent droughts, floods, hurricanes and pestilence (yes, there is a distinctly biblical ring here), the march allowed for the raising of many related concerns.
Some varieties of ontological dependence may be analyzed in modal terms that is, in terms of distinctly metaphysical notions of possibility and necessity while others seem to demand an analysis in terms of the notion of essence.
Such was the demand for these distinctly adult puppet shows that he need never have gone through the pain and sweat of creating another new piece of work.
The load demands have been distinctly altered for the proposed system as shown in Table 8.
Here, it is illustrated that the water demand of the PAT s) distinctly prevails, since the pumping head mostly exceeds the pressure head by far.
Widening a highway has been the region's traditional "demand management" response, and it is distinctly a 20th century solution.
"We concluded that easyJet's proposal would introduce a distinctly different product as well as satisfying and stimulating consumer demand that is currently under served, in particular for people who prefer or are content to use Gatwick," he added.
