Sentences with phrase «bad as some allowance»

Not exact matches

Even if such preposterousness could be overcome, there would remain all of the questions of why perspective would not totally determine interpretation, as would happen if interactions were sheerly physical, and of how good art and good criticism would be distinguished from bad.9 Clearly, art and its impact can not be understood without some allowance for its status as an imaginative reality, a status deeply dependent on art's physicalness, but not reducible to physicalness.

«Tory MP Tim Loughton has been vilified for saying that Sarah Teather was a bad families minister as she had no family of her own... He described his frustration that Ms Teather had refused to take seriously his arguments for a married tax allowance.

Demands for further reform of the Lords have swiftly followed three days of lurid headlines as Sewel allegedly described fellow peers as criminals, boasted about allowances spent on sex workers and drugs and bad - mouthed fellow parliamentarians.