By George Starbuck The New Yorker, October 15 , 1960P. 46 Out West, how unambiguous: View Article By Anthony Lane By John Cassidy By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino.
By George Starbuck The New Yorker, October 15 , 1960P. 46 Out West, how unambiguous: View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Joan Acocella By Doreen St. Félix.
But the book is not beloved here; the latter-day leftists who are in the majority vehemently dispute its English author's unambiguous view of Greek partisans as thugs and Nazi collaborators.
Although Genesis affirms divine creation, it does not offer an entirely unambiguous view of the origin of the universe, as the debate over the correct understanding of Genesis 1 1 discloses.
Nearby spinning grains can produce an identical polarisation pattern, and this effect must also be removed to get an unambiguous view of the primordial background signal.
However, he also has said that the interest of law enforcement is "not black and white" when it comes to encryption — so also has failed to set out an unambiguous view.
Newton was unable to fashion an unambiguous view on the ontological status of gravity, a force manifest at the level of observation and experiment, let alone forces operative at the atomic level.
In Governor Perry's then-unambiguous view, the federal law has done "significant harm" to American households.
USRTK's statements are unambiguous – it views any scientist with the temerity to speak out in public on biotechnology as part of "the PR machine for the chemical-agro industry".
"Since the Kremlin has a connection with all Russian citizens, it does not want to take an unambiguous position, which, from a political point of view, is probably correct".
