In COER this requirement is implied by insistence on a 'whole organization approach'.
But to imply that an insistence that creeds are essential to religion is to be "hanging on to outmoded doctrines" is crassly pre-emptive.
All these differences taken together, Elkins says, imply that our insistence on attributing to Renaissance paintings an isotropic application of perspective based on an ideal geometry is a mistake: "we are looking for something the Renaissance artists did not supply" (p. 226).
Savage also revealed that the headline-making debate (which ran well beyond the scheduled hour) ended abruptly at the insistence of his husband Terry Miller, when Brown implied that the couple weren't fit to serve as parents to their adopted son, D.J. "Everyone says Terry really won that debate," Savage told the New York Public Library audience with a laugh.
The reality is more restrained, especially since daymeeuhn reports (in a pretty spoiler-heavy series of posts) that he made his sprint to the center after completing many of the other tasks in the game, implying that Murray's insistence on a single-minded travel strategy doesn't necessarily hold up.
The reality is more restrained, especially since daymeeuhn reports (in a pretty spoiler-heavy series of posts) that he made his sprint to the centre after completing many of the other tasks in the game, implying that Murray's insistence on a single-minded travel strategy doesn't necessarily hold up.
The insistence on the non-divine, self-regulating economy of the natural world - implied in the title "The Economy of Vegetation" - was even bolder.
This court there said, in reference to the insistence that the discrimination was a denial of the equal protection of the law, that 'no such judgment could be properly rendered unless the classification was merely arbitrary, or was devoid of those elements that are inherent in the distinction implied in classification.
Academic objections may recede, but what's implied in these pages is that writers themselves are prone to an enduring scepticism about the teaching of their own subject (consider, say, Will Self's pungent insistence that "there aren't any rules [of writing], or if there are, they're for deadheads who want to be taught naturalism by some berk in the Fens").
