Rather, it must either be grounded completely a priori in the understanding or be entirely abandoned as a mere phantom of the brain.
BMW is creating this vehicle from the ground up and completely in-house, using what it calls "the LifeDrive concept".
The effect is to anchor the debate firmly on the middle ground, leaving completely in the dark the sorts of more radical arguments that have always been a crucial element of change.
For this reason, philosophy, like an epic poem, must start in the middle, and it is impossible to pursue philosophy piece by piece starting from a first piece which is grounded and explained completely in and through itself.
A conversation between a Protestant and Catholic priest is the subject of his most recent great story, "Of the Cloth" (2000), which, although completely grounded in concrete reality, hovers at fable's borders in a way similar to John Cheever's "The Swimmer".
Gourmont believed in the relativity of all truths; his strength as a critic was grounded in the completely aesthetic basis of his literary critiques.
To tap into her primal instincts, Ashford did "chakra work," because "animals are completely grounded in their root chakra".
He talked volubly, rapidly, with the absence of hesitation of someone completely grounded in his subject, and he showed no concern for his American accent; he was speaking lacrosse.
Opening the Floodgate When the court announced on the day after Thanksgiving that it would hear the first Bush appeal, surprising nearly all who had assumed the justices would do their best to stay away from a politically charged case that appeared completely grounded in state law, there was considerable speculation about what lay behind the decision.
For example, a philosopher might hold that tables and other composite objects exist, but think that facts about tables are completely grounded in facts about the arrangements of point particles or facts about the state of a wave function.
