In these frameworks, the process of gathering evidence for policy is envisaged less as the result of a pure and rational quest for what is technically correct – and more about the establishment of 'facts' within particular networks.
Always thoughtful, if not overly so, Miller answered that as the multiple medal favorite and poster boy for Olympic hype, he found nothing pure about his 2006 quest.
The quest for pure rebellion in some punk rock lyrics reflects the spread of anarchism, or perhaps nihilism -- anarchism without the utopian impulses -- among teenagers.
His technique on those new instruments was scant, but his expression was profound; he relied on them to break through musical form in quest of pure sonic experience, and the mood-rich sounds that he made were ideally suited to the needs of the movie.
With a dependable, rough-coated narrator, a climate-changed world and a band of pilgrims varied enough to rival Chaucer's Canterburians, Penelope Lively's superlative The Voyage of QV66, first published in 1978, combines playfulness, originality and moments of pure terror in a quest like no other.
There are many good ones on a quest for pure information, the lifeblood of their avocation, who post security flaws because they believe it's the best way to fix them.
Shortly after the above quote, Kant identifies the Highest Good as the object that fulfils pure practical reason's quest; but rather than declaring it to be an illusion and cautioning us against affirming it, he instead launches into a defense of it and of the Postulates necessary for its realization.
Arriving in London in 1956, Bryden was fascinated by the colonial influence on British literary life - where VS Naipaul, Doris Lessing and Mordechai Richler were among the rising stars - and haunted by a quest for a pure, mythic Anglitude: a quest he later abandoned in recognition of London's glorious cultural confusion.
