President Bush does not appear to be troubled by Carolyn Kuhl's way-out-of-the-mainstream judgment in this case, and in a number of others.
The Delhi judgment has mainstreamed homosexuality into society.
Thirty years on, that should worry not only new MEPs in Strasbourg, but also the leaders in Brussels and national capitals who steer the EU.A second common element was a harsh judgment on the mainstream left.
"It's great that we can now sidestep the editorial judgments of the mainstream media," she told me.
[cartoon id="johnson-2006-06-26"] "It's great that we can now sidestep the editorial judgments of the mainstream media," she told me.
We followed the judgments of the mainstream climate science community, represented by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), on what it will take to retain a good chance of not crossing the critical threshold of the Earth's average surface temperature rising by 2C above pre-industrial levels.
When I first broached the topic of defining indie, I discussed five areas of contestation (independent label/distribution, independent ethos, genre, aesthetic judgment, and not being mainstream).
But Mr. Klein made sound judgments in subsequent cases, showing that mainstream antitrust principles can be effectively applied to modern markets.
He was so far off the grid, so clearly amoral, that the mainstream media couldn't help but make moral judgments.
We were just trying this one experience out, because we felt that this particular experience— a safe, judgment-free abortion— was missing from mainstream movies, and silent in our culture.
The United States is a country that has raged against enlightenment since 1776; puritanism, the guiding lantern, has cast its withering judgment on anything outside the narrow societal mainstream.
