In another fragment Xenophanes is represented as regretting his failure to 'look both ways' (to be amphoterobleptos), and so embracing an ill-considered monism.
Zak: Our #BreakTheMold campaign (which launched in early 2017 and recently came to a close) was about carving one's own path, saying no to ill-fitting expectations and embracing the beautiful details that make each woman unique.
From the observations of this study, we highlight the value not only of developing the CT competency by considering creative-enough programming activities within the ZPC, but also of encouraging ambiguity tolerance among learners in order to embrace ill-defined situations as an opportunity to express their creativity.
At the same time, there are more and more products that are complicated and require more of an enablement step – anything "smart" in the home certainly qualifies, and wearable technology will start to come on strong here too – and stores are just as ill-prepared to embrace an enablement role.
Clinical psychologist Tamara McClintock Greenberg, said that "we live in a Photoshop world that affects women's self-confidence and leaves them ill-prepared to embrace aging gracefully.
While many GOP lawmakers have so far been resistant to the idea of embracing gay marriage, Sens. Mark Kirk (R-Ill).
How will we care for one another, help the elderly, provide for the ill, feed the hungry, embrace our racial and cultural diversity?
In this sense, the project of embracing racial difference is similar to embracing sexual difference: to demonstrate how ill suited many of our social institutions are when they embrace liberalism or color-blindness.
By deed of date July 18 , 1871 Henry F. Clarke and others conveyed to William H. Colehour certain lands in Cook county, Ill., embracing those here in dispute, subject to a mortgage for $4,000, held by Mary P. M. Palmer.
In DuPage County, Ill., Northern Illinois University, a state institution with no hospital, decided it could put itself on the map by embracing protons.
