All three of these artists, as Ms. Silvers proclaimed about herself in a 2009 interview, "remain old-fashionedly interested in movement".
"We solved it!" the group proudly proclaimed about Hollywood's diversity problem, while giving a special shoutout to nominee Sandra Oh. "Thank you but it's an honor... just to be Asian," she shot back. .
Just kidding, the tales proclaim, but about what? "Chelm is child," the 20th-century Yiddish writer Itzik Manger intoned.
Among 20th-century philosophers were the so-called historicists -- those willing to speculate about and proclaim metaphysical truths independent of empirical evidence -- and the formalists -- those mathematical logicians who considered philosophy an autonomous, ahistorical discipline that replaced metaphysical speculation with scientific thinking.
Yet the paradox of modern Christianity is that the growth of biblical scholarship, and the fervor of believers in sola Scriptura (Scripture alone), has done so little to affect the mass of biblical illiterates who proclaim their convictions about what Jesus would do while knowing precious little about what he actually did or, more important, what he meant.
Run hence, proclaim, cry it about the streets".
The results underscore the importance of avoiding the breezy generalities of what might be called Evolution Lite, an enterprise too often devoted to proclaiming universal truths about deep human nature based on how college students respond to their professors' questionnaires.
"Choose only the things you care about," proclaimed Yoni Bloch.
"Neat and tidy and clean is not what we're about," proclaimed the bassist.
When the idea struck, he raced to his sister's apartment and proclaimed: "I am about to become a genius".
