Like Mr. Campbell, she honors truth but respects the necessity of lies.
And in Argos you will work the loom for another woman, and carry water from the spring of Messeis or Hypereia time and again under compulsion, and necessity will lie harsh upon you.
It's not a coincidence that one of the classic novels about how to be an English gentleman is Beau Geste, in which the entire plot hinges on the moral necessity of lying.
A direct current (DC) linear motor using the permanent magnet guideway (PMG) as the stator and the on-board coil as the rotor instead of the present inductive or synchronous alternate current (AC) linear motor which has an economic disadvantage due to the necessity to lay primary coil along the guideway is proposed in this paper.
Hume makes it absolutely clear where his priorities are: "Nor ought we to think, that this latter improvement in the science of man will do less honour to our native country than the former in natural philosophy, but ought rather to esteem it a greater glory, upon account of the greater importance of that science, as well as the necessity it lay under of such a reformation".
These practices made women feel embarrassed and uncomfortable, and sometimes conflicted with traditional beliefs such as the necessity of lying on a hot bed after delivery.
Concrete floors are dull, drab and boring, but oftentimes people lack the time or the necessity to lay down an alternative floor.
Male kiwis incubate the eggs, an evolutionary necessity because females lay eggs as large as 30percentt of their body weight and need time to recover.
Protestant mystics stated plainly that, for the mystic, supreme authority lies of necessity not in the written word of Scripture but in the Word of God in the self.
The success of the technology lies in necessity, according to Seema Desai, director of the Mobile Money for the Unbanked (MMU) programme.
