Enclave opinion, which builds confidence in one's views, allows general thoughts to sharpen and intensify.
I guess I'll never be elected to Congress, where stubbornness in one's views seems to be key to getting elected.
P < 0.05 (* Indicates significance at P < 0.01) helping students become good doctors enjoying the challenge of effective teaching valuing the presentation of one's own specialty enjoyment of small group teaching inspiration from mentors and past teachers liking to be challenged in one's views feeling responsible for students wanting to understand students.
By Jean Pedrick The New Yorker, March 12 , 1960P. 52 How real the man is who doesn't quite exist in one's life, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
Abandonment of fundamentalist beliefs ingrained in one's world view from childhood, e.g. commitment to a Sharia-governed state or the literal interpretation of the Qur'an, requires the most far reaching change, evoking the greatest resistance.
Whether that was prudent or crass depends in large part on one's view of Howard W. Lutnick, the chairman of the firm.
Whether that was prudent or crass depends in large part on one's view of Howard W. Lutnick, the chairman of the firm, which lost almost 70percentt of its New York staff in the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Holding two options in one's mind simultaneously enables an emotional state — of freedom or evasiveness, depending on one's view — in which Butterworth's characters tend to reside.
Scalia has warned that if one accepts that constitutional standards should evolve with a maturing society, "the risk of assessing evolving standards is that it is all too easy to believe that evolution has culminated in one's own views".
Although two years hardly seems like enough time to make great strides in one's personal views, DeRay has said most of his social awareness and activism began after Michael Brown's killing last August.
