Nothing enhances justice more than the rigorous pursuit of error".
With age came less patience for the rigorous pursuit of the set.
For these Augustinians, life on earth was to be a rigorous pursuit of penance for original sin.
Questions about the potential impact of a Trump administration on Nasa, science and global warming all require rigorous pursuit.
"We believe," Stephen P. Harbeck, the president of SIPC, told me this week, "that rigorous pursuit of people responsible for brokerage firm failures sends a very important message".
We realise our identities with the stuff we buy, having arrived at an advantageous price through the rigorous pursuit of our own consumer interests.
But the rigorous pursuit of intellectual discipline was not absent from the campus, and it was by no means a finishing school.
"These redundancies are merely a symptom of this broader ideological shift towards privatisation, transforming academia into a profit-driven marketplace, rather than the rigorous pursuit of an intrinsic good: knowledge".
If other religious traditions are to avoid being increasingly sidelined and ridiculed, they will need leaders of comparable stature – meaning those at the very highest level - to make a similar stand for the rigorous pursuit of truth, using scientific as well as spiritual method.
Daiches notes that such rigorous pursuit of questions about the methods and the theory of criticism were simply not a part of his educational milieu at Oxford.
We are concerned with how the conditions that mark the contemporary university make themselves known and felt in particular ways in women's studies' institutional spaces: the classroom, the faculty meeting, the program or department mission statement, the rigorous pursuit of departmental status, and the feminist scholarly journal.
