Landmark studies link even the simplest morning meal (a bowl of cereal, a splash of milk, a few banana slices) with better attention spans, sharper fact recall, and happier moods for kids.
It moves between sharp rational facts to questions without answers to quotes from Derrida and Sebald to the author's confrontation with her own OCD and forms of regret to an ongoing analysis of why we remember what we remember and what remains in phantom ways of what has passed.
Even then, the image isn't sharp; in fact, it seems to be made up of little beads.
Warwick also pointed out that hedgehogs don't like sharp noises a fact he learned at the International Hedgehog Olympics, which is apparently a real thing that actually happens.
This bleach-haired goth-looking gal is so sharp, in fact, that she helps solve violent crimes even though she's never spent a day at the police academy.
To that end, Ms. Lakoff said, while Senator Boxer "came out very warm and personal," Ms. Fiorina was sharper and fact-driven.
Without a sharp distinction between facts and values, it cannot be argued that inquiry explicitly motivated by feminist values is in principle opposed to the truth.
However, Quine accepted a sharp division between facts and values that feminist empiricists argue cannot be sustained within a thoroughly naturalized empiricism.
Trump's demonization of immigrants, in sharp contrast to facts, has changed the conversation on immigration in America, turning it toward bigger walls and against the "strangers" that those of us who are Christians are commanded by Jesus to "welcome".
Studies of scientific advising have shown, however, that it is not possible to draw sharp boundaries between facts and values [ 1].
