It's precisely that sane-person's fear which led the Court's minority including the famously warm and fuzzy swing voter Anthony Kennedy to lambaste Roberts's opinion as intellectually bankrupt flimflammery.
Daniel Mendelsohn, whose writing is usually more thoughtful, was moved to declare that identity is "precisely that quality in a person, or group, that cannot be appropriated by others".
Thus, Whiting's rejection of Vlastos' dichotomy can be read as saying that what makes my attitude be one of disinterested affection one of love for the person is precisely that I am thereby responding to her excellences as the reasons for that affection.[20] Of course, more needs to be said about what it is that makes a particular person be the object of love.
When you identify this, you know what to do with your life: to become the person who does precisely that.
"This is my basic definition of philanthropy — it's paying attention and responding to the needs of others precisely because that person is in need," he said.
The ultimate goal is to get so good at predicting what customers want that, in the not-too-distant future, a TV show or movie calibrated precisely to that person's taste and habits will start playing whenever someone logs on to a site.
You won't know till you've slogged up several floors, got lost twice, been flagged down by precisely the person you were trying to avoid, and finally arrived at an apparently electrifying session that nonetheless finished ten minutes early.
"I wanted to precisely say that this person isn't an existing person in high office," said Mr. Iannucci, a British comedian and producer who is best known to American audiences for his 2009 political satire "In the Loop".
That embargo is arranged precisely so that the person will be as candid as he or she can.
Wasn't he precisely the person he described himself to be during his confirmation hearing?
Take Inna Stavitsky, a candidate who to all appearances is precisely the person the changes were intended to encourage.
