In clinging to this tired myth, Dawkins completely ignores the past 30 years of paleontological research, which has established beyond question that anatomical evolution is intimately associated with true speciation (i.e., the origin of new reproductive communities); species are discrete entities with distinct beginnings (their evolutionary origins) and ends (their extinction).
For the first time in history, people have been able to intimately follow the true-life story of someone living in another country.
"I know this basement intimately; it's not true, but people will believe what they want to believe".
Similarly, even now the reputations of Mr Blair and Mr Brown are intimately connected.That is starkly true among foreign observers, to whom the appeal of grumpy Scottish Presbyterianism is even less obvious than it is to Britons.
The story of an underdog high school football team in Memphis, whose coach takes in a star player, it has echoes of other popular sports tales – like "The Blind Side" and "Friday Night Lights" – and has been praised for being both true and intimately observed.
His essential insight that all of these forces are intimately connected still rings true, and King's prophetic words help chart the course for future engagement with the pressing issues of our time.
When you consider the service is intimately dovetailed with Apple's true money-spinner, the iPod music player, profit margins become less important.
Did I want to experience the "phenomenology" of extreme hoarding as an inquiring observer or to intimately compare myself against a true big-timer, to sound out our solidarities, find fellowship and insight?
We value our own opinions and beliefs as being true because we live intimately with them in our heads but most of us know that to aggressively impose them on others is impolite.
Hamann essentially disliked attempts to isolate the phenomenon under consideration from other aspects with which he felt it to be intimately connected; this precludes a deep and true understanding of our existence.
