The writer is self-consciously at work, constantly drawing attention to the narration, yet the narration seems to dip easily into a universal knapsack, to flourish its bony, wise truths.
Column (a) shows the representative frames of Video Set 2; Column (b) shows the pixel-wise ground truth annotation; Column (c), (e), and (g) show the spatiotemporal saliency map of PQFT, Kim, and proposed method; Column (d), (f), and (h) show the extracted objects by corresponding models; Column (i) shows the generated binary mask of [11].
This Mr Powell reads and tucks in his pocket, where it may still be today.In truth, wise and prescient though he often seemed, Mr Haass was only "60/40 against going to war".
But that led right back to the first idea, that sex was God's way of making us religious, which seemed dubious enough... On and on the poet searches for a metaphor broad enough to contain his truth, wise enough to convince anyone else that it is one.
The wise student of truth and reality reads both books and life itself.
But just because such a commitment was made, it does not mean that it was automatically either right or wise; and in truth, it was neither.
While this knee-jerk reaction of countries to close their borders to immigrants might appear on the surface to be a wise move, the truth is that we're just compounding the problem.
While diversifying your asset holdings by currency is often a wise move, the truth is that if you're a U.S. citizen you'll never be able to walk away from the dollar completely -- even if you move overseas.
He goes on: One of the wise and awful truths which this brown-paper art reveals is that . . .
Consider first the suggestion that the worldly fact that Socrates is wise is the truth-maker for the reference-level proposition that Socrates is wise.
