Sentence examples for the supreme one from inspiring English sources
Patience is a virtue – maybe even the supreme one in Egypt's popular hierarchy of values, but patience also has its limits and, now, at last, it seems as if we've arrived at ours.
Who needs words these days, I'm tempted to ask of a cultural landscape in which some of the most thrilling moments of late have found a substitute for language, of which the supreme one, of course, is silence.
Whereas the school of Archytas apparently sank into inactivity after the death of its founder (probably after 350 bce), the Academics of the next generation continued "Pythagorizing" Platonic doctrines, such as that of the supreme One, the indefinite dyad (a metaphysical principle), and the tripartite soul.
Cobalt blue is probably the supreme one; there's only a few of those around, and they would sell for $10,000 or $15,000 for a jar.
Pax Leone Mr Mugabe, please be nice Rattling the supreme one Reprints Related items Palestine: Grey is hard to findJan 17th 2002Israel claims that the houses in Rafah were "mostly" abandoned and were being used for smuggling arms from Egypt.
(I already picked the court; it's a supreme one with nine cool custodians).
By restoring the purpose of government as one that serves its people through preserving freedom as the supreme good, one restores citizens to their role in deliberating these decisions and cedes the public space back to its owners.
"It's going to the court of appeals and probably to the supreme court – one way or the other," news organizations quoted Leon saying after the hearing.
Anita Hill has described Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing as a "disservice to the American public", in her first public remarks since he was confirmed to the supreme court on Monday after one of the most narrowly won confirmation proceedings in history.
On one version, in rationally choosing or valuing anything at all one must presuppose the supreme value of one's own rational capacities, and, by extension, the supreme value of rational capacities in general (Korsgaard 1996a and 1996b).
"It's in the hands of the supremes now," one aide said, "and everyone knows what everyone else's argument is going to be".
