It is the tendency of philosophers to deny the obvious, to neglect surfaces in favor of what is allegedly behind them, out of habitual weakness and anxiety to prefer the stable and immutable over and against change and becoming.
Invited to follow Sydney's stockmen and suburban lawn mowers, Athens's topless Minoan princess and Beijing's intimidating display of power and precision, he confronted the challenge head-on, embracing the obvious without neglecting subtlety, making good use of the range of English humour, from self-deprecation to outright daftness.
In fact, the last few times we met at the Congress, there were obvious signs of neglect, including a break in a water pipe which caused a steady drip in the meeting room.
Such principles as I can articulate are almost obvious, though surprisingly neglected.
The current Lithuanian government thus emphasises Soviet crimes, sometimes to the point of neglecting obvious opportunities to acknowledge the scale of the Holocaust in Lithuania and the role of Lithuanians in the mass shootings on Lithuanian territory.
"Let us reflect on the obvious but often neglected lesson that state-sanctioned discrimination never looks good in hindsight," she said, as she announced that the Department of Justice is suing North Carolina, claiming that H.B. 2 violates federal laws forbidding sex discrimination.
The chapter also discusses explosion in pipes because of contamination and how the obvious precautions are neglected.
From Fig. 6, it is obvious that when neglecting the losses in the GSC and the circuit, the dc-link circuit has the following power flow equation C_{dc} v_{dc} frac{text{d}}{{{text{d}}t}}v_{dc} = P_{r} - P_{g} (13 where P r and P g are respectively the power from RSC into the DC link and the power flowing into the grid.
Yes they are, but you would be surprised how neglected obvious points can be in marriages.
Let us reflect on the obvious but often neglected lesson that state-sanctioned discrimination never looks good in hindsight.
