Enough Jews and Arabs have died trying to prove the rightness of their cause.
When that happens, leaders become emotionally connected to proving the rightness of a decision, rather than the consistent rightness of a course of action.
The ego thrives on proving our rightness.
Now, you're looking at a man who always believed entirely in his own absolute rightness (because for years it was all so hypothetical), being offered a concrete chance to prove his own rightness via the Cabinet, and it has electrified every cell in him.
Though autism is a lifelong neurological disorder, and outcomes vary strikingly between those classified as "learning disabled" and those who are not, the University of Manchester trial tends to prove at last the rightness of the work of dedicated, often unsung, teachers of the past.
The harsh blood of Caroline Sale passing through Sam into gentle Thelma and thence to watchful Lucille and into this book has proved again the rightness of our battered hope, or a portion of it: we may survive, some lively few, if we've troubled to be alive and loved.
Even when history seems to prove a decision to have been right, the real-time path to rightness is a convoluted one; more often than not, we rewrite history to validate previous choices.
They might feel, for instance, that if polygamy was good enough for Hebrew patriarchs, it was good enough for them; more commonly, they rejected military service, or withdrew completely from ordinary society; and often, they denied the rightness of infant baptism, since it was more or less impossible to prove from the biblical text.
"We don't often realize that the alternative to being wrong is gambling". Rightness cannot be proved; it is uncertain.
At last, detailed simulation is done to testify the rightness of proposed method.
The significance test of the human rightness score consists of calculating two numbers and their ratio.
