In his preferred terminology, faith is not so much against as beyond reason, since it is ultimately compatible, in his view, with a duly self-critical intellect.
So Avedon traded up to an eight-by-ten view camera, which he duly hauled around the United States and beyond.
The duly considered views of citizens and their representatives about the laws by which they are to be governed, arrived at (it is hoped) through fair processes of democratic decision-making, have, in effect, been set aside in favour of the contentious moral pronouncements of a handful of democratically unaccountable, elite judges.
In India itself, meanwhile, the British were designing government buildings in so-called Anglo-Indian style, with each new example duly recorded by the camera for international viewing.
So, I drove there and was duly transfixed – as I was by the views of Crummock Water and Buttermere in the north-west.
Ultimately, the goals of management are to be decided through a democratic and political process during which the views of the public, stakeholders, and interest groups are duly heard and considered (Jørgensen et al. 2007).
After ten years of rebuttals of his original theory, W. James duly published (1894) a restatement of his views on emotion, which included so many concessions and qualifications as to amount virtually to a retraction of his own theory.
The festival site, a long strip of green within view of the Statue of Liberty and the New York skyline, was duly breathtaking.
There, Tempier draws an important distinction, which has not been duly recognized in the scholarly literature, between propagators and views.
That felt unsatisfactory and, having viewed replays and seen his side survive, a more proper apology was duly issued post-match.
