They find it a gauzy sort of curatorial idea — which it is, but with one overriding, tremendous virtue: calling attention to visual facts.
But the argument can be made that market growth, by virtue of its overriding obedience to profit, is congenitally blind to such externalities.
It remained for the prophets of Israel to single out uncompromising virtue as the overriding consideration in the good life required by God.
When virtues like consistency, practicality, and decency come into conflict with this overriding concern, they are invariably relegated to secondary status, or ignored completely.
If, absent the arising of any overriding cognition, the prima facie justification holds, then the initial cognition stands as veridical in virtue of the fact that it was truth-conducive in virtruth-conducive ins Pārthasārathi puts this point, that "being truth-conducivirtuerāmāṇya) is the "mofivathe ofacte concept asd the word 'Pārthasārathiamāṇabuddhiśabdayor bhāvakatayā).
It is of utmost importance, he says, that we understand that China is not a "nation-state" in the usual Western understanding of the term, but rather a "civilization-state" founded on the Confucian legacy of "emphasis on moral virtue, on the supreme importance of government in human affairs, and on the overriding priority of stability and unity...."....
"That is the overriding statistic.
"What was the overriding question?
Newcomers Welcome What feels like the overriding theme of this year's festival, accentuating the connections between the traditional and the new, has always been one of Telluride's virtues.
The overriding goal: "Pure Color.
