Elements of perfectionism are evident in a tendency on the part of impostors to maintain high standards for personal evaluation while being critical of their inability to realise these standards.
Understood as mutually exclusive disciplines-a tendency evident, according to Vico, in the history of philosophy up to his time-philosophy and philology appear as empty and abstract (as in the rational certainty of Cartesian metaphysics) and merely empirical and contingent, respectively.
Some of the qualities that have caused reservations were evident on Wednesday, notably a tendency in his performances to take refinement to the point of listlessness.
While it is evident that there is a tendency for improvement in each group, improvement is clearly greatest for the congruent group.
(4) Chinese minority populations are widely distributed with an evident tendency of spread to the eastern region and even the whole country.
Among patients with ACS, there was an evident tendency (r = 0.37, p<0.07) towards increased number of CD45dimCD34+KDR+-cells with time of first angina, but not with duration of pain or time to last angina.
As expected, there is an evident tendency towards increased methylation in tumor-derived samples; the occurrence of early-stage cancer-specific methylated CpGs is very significant (P < 0.001, Fisher's exact test).
But some warn that Chinese coverage highlighted a tendency sometimes evident in previous Paralympics: striving to combat dismissive stereotypes by promoting an equally unrealistic image of disabled people as heroes, rather than equals.
That distance is compounded by Mr. Joseph's double use of messy realities as tidy symbols, a tendency also evident in his earlier "Gruesome Playground Injuries," a graphic wound-by-wound portrait of two accident-prone friends.
Mr Lammy identifies two broad failings, common to Labour policymakers and the rioters, and still evident in Britain.The first is a tendency, wrought by 1960s hedonism, to view the individual in isolation from society.
