From the heights of the enlightened present, the Field looks down on earlier notions of progress and superior insight while ultimately asserting its own.
He struggled with a formulation of the nature of light, ultimately asserting in Opticks (1704) that light consists of a stream of corpuscles, or particles.
In his second book about the everyday perils of life in Israel, David Horovitz ultimately asserts his belief that even the mothers of Palestinian suicide bombers cannot regard terrorist attacks and premature deaths as the finest possible destinies for their children.
Being able to combine data from varying providers, agencies and sources empowers consumers to ultimately assert more control over their lives and how they're lived.
Conaway helmed the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government, ultimately asserting that it had not.
And please, let's not use the Blurred Lines, I-know-you-want-it excuse that she obviously would like to stay and have sex with him but can't because of the cultural mores of the time: a person can be conflicted about their feelings, but ultimately assert their intentions clearly, as she does -- and those intentions need to be respected.
Ultimately, refugees asserted their right to this charity, and some lived in indolent inaction as a result.
He scoffs, wonderfully, at the "cliched hobgoblinry of ecclesiastica", although ultimately he asserts that "my values are artistic, not religio-political".
Ultimately, Yoon asserts that in conceding scientific authority to taxonomists, we have surrendered our observational skills and critical thinking, and contributed to our own alienation from the natural world.
At the same time, Kristol too, argued that the decision to invade was ultimately correct, asserting that with Hussein still in power, radical groups would be more empowered, and radicalism would be resurgent far more than it is today.
