These ingredients have come to be understood rightly or wrongly as having some effect on the skin".
As I'm about to start a four-month book leave, I need to get a few things off my chest: President Obama understood, rightly, that our economy needed more stimulus, so, given the G.O.P.'s insistence on extending the Bush tax cuts for all, he struck the best deal he could.
They themselves took their period to be a new Golden Age, a radical idea that cast them against the old guard who continued to fetishize the silent cinema — which they, too, knew and loved, and yet understood, rightly, to be continuous with the masterworks of their own day.
They themselves took their period to be a new Golden Age, a radical idea that cast them against the old guard who continued to fetishize the silent cinema which they, too, knew and loved, and yet understood, rightly, to be continuous with the masterworks of their own day.
The infinite is understood rightly when it is understood, not as a quantity, but as an "infinite possibility" (PR §138).
We remember him then as one who sought to demonstrate that diversity need not divide, that pluralism rightly understood and rightly practiced is a benefit and not a burden, and that the fear of difference is a fear of the future.
We understand Charleston, rightly, as part of the cascade of violence that defines the times we live in — nine more lives offered as tribute before a sacred ideal of the well-regulated militia.
When told of Mr. Silverman's revised contract, Mr. Steininger said: "I think the Cendant board came to the conclusion they should have a long time ago -- they have to spell out the reasons for paying these high levels of compensation because shareholders just don't understand, and rightly so".
As we shall see in the next section, on Wittgenstein's account, if we do not understand irrationals rightly, we cannot but engender the mistakes that constitute set theory.
To cast Baraka as a superannuated sixties radical is to miss the point: he understood himself, rightly, as a single link in an ancestral chain that is older than slavery and unbroken by history's detours and convolutions.
