Goodman insists that the existence of pictures with null denotation does not represent a problem for the view that claims that "denotation is the core of representation".
At the same time as it insists on the existence and relevance of these norms (which are, of course, the laws of nature), it is also cognizant of the force of real politick.
Urban Dictionary insists upon the existence of a subculture of afros entitled "The Frederick Douglass".
Warren is also smart enough to use the conventions of political biography, old and new, to insist on the existence of a relationship between caring for other people and caring about politics.
"Get your face out the Facebook, and turn off the phone," he grumbles, which rather suggests that, like Peter Kay's grandmother insisting on the existence of something called the "tinternet", Paul Weller thinks Facebook comes with a definite article attached.
Vatican I insisted that the existence of God and of a moral order is attainable to reason, and some of the fathers of the council wished to state that these truths were imposed upon reason by the evidence, a step that the council did not choose to take.
George Bush has long insisted on the existence of links between the two, partly justifying his decision to go to war with Iraq on those grounds.The Supreme Court overturned a ruling that the phrase "under God" in the pledge of allegiance is unconstitutional.
The phenomenological alternative is to insist on the existence of pre-reflective self-consciousness.
Epicurus had insisted on the existence of the gods, but the mode of existence he attributed to them has become a matter of controversy.
Unlike Hume, he insisted on the existence of an immaterial mind who is the subject of sensations of colour (Essay I.i.1. §6).
