To turn Glaucon and Adeimantus more fully toward virtue, Socrates needs to undercut their respect for the poets, and he needs to begin to stain their souls anew.
Thomas Cripps has argued that the film in some respects undercuts racial stereotypes; in particular, the film created greater engagement between Hollywood and black audiences, with dozens of movies making small gestures in recognition of the emerging trend.
His inability to maintain, on any issue, a consistent or even coherent position has undercut his ability to inspire loyalty and respect on Capitol Hill.
That implicitly encouraged the tribes to rely on Islamic law and undercut the Iraqi police, who are struggling to gain respect.
So, notes Greenawalt, while authorities may quietly let minor breaches pass, failure to respond to violations performed, in some respect, in the presence of authority, may undercut claims that the rules and the persons who administered them deserve respect (Greenawalt, 1987, 351 2).
Finally, undercut features are identified from a set of potential features with respect to the optimal parting direction.
Although Gorbachev respected the KGB's prowess in foreign intelligence, his reform agenda undercut its authority as well as that of the Communist Party.
Equally, Rorty's epistemological behaviorism must not be confused with an idealism that asserts a primacy of thought or language with respect to the unmediated world, since this, too, is a position that is undercut by Rorty's Davidsonian position.
In the second stage, the fuzzy multiple attribute decision-making model is employed to choose the optimal scheme from the set of design alternatives with respect to a set of criteria related to the number and volume of undercuts, flatness of the PL, draw depth, and draft angle.
His words undercut the efforts of the then US ambassador in Buenos Aires, Robert Hill, to convince Argentina's military to respect human rights.
