Convinced that the question of free will is beyond the capacity of human reason, he turned to rhetoric, the quintessential humanistic subject.
It was quintessential Ken, subjecting the material to an intense scrutiny.
This focus allows me to decenter the historical priority placed on digital interactivity and examine the complementary and intertwined relationships between face-to-face interactions and online interactivity among a group of people often thought of as the quintessential digital subjects.
Without RFRA, religious minorities have little recourse when subjected to the quintessential government-imposed false choice: Do you want to work here or practice your religion?
Until last month, Harper Lee was famous as the quintessential one-book author, often the subject, over many years, of wild rumours.
CONCLUSIONS Subject A exhibited the quintessential characteristics of a person in the grips of LSD.
This quintessential stranger-than-fiction story was the subject of the writer/director Rosie Jones's feature documentary The Family, which was accompanied by a book by Jones and journalist Chris Johnston.
And then they will hear "The Star-Spangled Banner," a quintessential American symbol, in a place long subjected to anti-American propaganda.
Beginning in late 2005 and filming over four years, the director, Justin Frimmer, immerses himself in this quintessential blue-collar sport and the lives of his striving subjects.
Josh and Benny Safdie, quintessential New York independent filmmakers, make their turbulent and eccentric city childhood the subject of their second feature, "Daddy Longlegs" (Amazon, YouTube, and Google Play), from 2009.
