Sentences with word «keke»

He and Ellie's (voice by Queen Latifah) daughter Peaches (voice by Keke Palmer) is getting married.

: the ghost of Keke Rosberg's Formula Atlantic, screaming down the straight with Villeneuve and the rest of the pack in hot pursuit.

That's a bit early for Keke Coutee in my opinion.

Bad news for Keke (who'd also been disqualified from second in the same race the year before) was good news for everyone else though, right?

Against Liberalism By John Kekes Cornell University Press.

Calling out to his wife Ellie (voice by Queen Latifah) and his daughter Peaches (voice by Keke Palmer) as he floats away, Manny promises to find his way back to them.

Lewis Hamilton beat Nico Rosberg to pole position by 0.452 seconds, but was still 24.016 seconds off of Keke Rosbergs best lap at Silverstone.

The incident happened while a tricycle rider, popularly called Keke Napep, was trying to overtake a petrol tanker by the CBN roundabout.

The incident happened while a tricycle rider, popularly called Keke Napep,...

Presenting: Rest is the Best Way of Revolution, 2014, performance at Ota Fine Arts Tokyo, 20» 17» Act of God, performance video, 9» 29» On the occasion of screening, we match an article written by Du Keke for these artworks in 2014.

Ex-Williams legends like Keke Rosberg, Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell, Nico Rosberg and Pastor Maldonado were all at the event, as well as Williams founders Sir Frank Williams and Sir Patrick Head.

With key property openings and infrastructure developments opening up new regions to discerning and adventurous travellers, they are recommending destinations such as Keke Xili in China's remote Tibetan highlands and Aysen, in Chilean Patagonia for wild experiences away from the crowds of Torres del Paine, all of which stand out for their own completely unique reasons and offer travellers whole new perspectives on the world.

Critic Consensus: A warm, family - friendly underdog story, featuring terrific supporting performances from Keke Palmer, Laurence Fishburne, and Angela Bassett.

The diversity of what Kekes calls secondary values arises as cultures give form to the content of the primary values: «And of course these forms, interpretations, attempts at the civilization of our raw drives - choose the metaphor that pleases - these secondary values, that is, will be different in different contexts» (emphasis added).

And I'm not sold on Keke.

While in the Bortianor community some of the residents could not hide their joy and happiness seeing the green book and the touching lives book, as most of them were heard, shouting, «ede bee keke,» signifying their utmost support to the NDC party course in the constituency.

I'll be posting updates of highlights — starting with group show The Queen Falls at Galería OMR, Rafael Uriegas: Cueva Semilla Sol & Keke Vilabelda: Overwrite at Galería Karen Huber, and a pop - up from digital art edition producers Janet40.

Whether or not our primary values, and the deep conventions that surround them, can be traced back only to «raw drives» Kekes does not speculate.

Entrepreneur Yasmine El Baggari (L) and actress / singer Keke Palmer attend Glamour Women Of The Year 2016 at NeueHouse Hollywood on November 14, 2016 in Los Angeles, California.

We can best combat it, Kekes believes, by cultivating «moral imagination,» by which he means «the attempt to appreciate other ways of life by coming to understand them from the inside as they appear to those who are actively engaged in them.»

She said, «We only have five houses burnt; we have like 15 vehicles burnt and five Keke NAPEP and I want to thank the Almighty God that there was no life lost.

An eyewitness, Bawasa Ibrahim said two tricycle rider popularly called Keke napep were equally burnt in the accident.

We no longer do double - takes when we see a crop top on the red carpet, but we definitely looked twice at Keke Palmer, whose dress looks like it's two pieces thanks to a nude waist - accentuating panel.

Ashley Judd joins the sophomore season as BB Yates, the new head of the Berlin Station, along with Keke Palmer, who plays a young case officer assigned on her first field mission.

14,750 feet above sea level with striking landscapes that blend alpine mountains and rolling steppe systems, Keke Xili has nurtured a unique biodiversity.

Any such treatment would necessitate a deeper engagement with the classical tradition - the plural Western inheritance of Jerusalem, Athens, and Rome - than Kekes seems willing to allow.

Kekes neglects the Christian idea that God gave us the gift of freedom, separating us from the animals.

Kekes devotes a fascinating chapter, «Perilous Dreams,» to Robespierre and the Jacobins, whose fanaticism anticipated twentieth - century totalitarianism.

Unfortunately, as in his previous works, Kekes exhibits here a kind of tone - deafness about religious thought and practice.

Kekes shows how a desire to please superiors and make a name for himself made it possible for Nazi officer Franz Stangle — a devoted family man — to supervise the extermination of Jews in Treblinka.

«All political choices of the time were interpreted as choices between morality and immorality, good and evil, virtue and vice,» writes Kekes.

But there are many others, Kekes says, and he explores five more.

From the outset, Kekes sets himself against most Enlightenment and religious accounts of evil.

Though Montaigne's name never comes up in The Roots of Evil, his spirit of decency and moderation runs through its pages and through Kekes» thought generally.

But as Kekes explains, he built a «protective shield» between his actions and himself.

Illustrating this chilling logic, Kekes offers the words of St - Just, Robespierre's close ally: «The republic consists in the extermination of everything that opposes it.»

In his chapter on the annihilation of the Cathars, Kekes actually seems to think that Catholics believe that papal infallibility extends to anything popes do or say.

Kekes unsparingly details the atrocities of Robespierre's two - year reign — women raped, children killed or mutilated, prisoners disemboweled before howling mobs.

In his important 1997 book Against Liberalism, the moral philosopher John Kekes exposed the staggering incoherence of contemporary Anglo «American liberal theory» the dominant form of political and moral thought taught in most American universities today.

The moral and political philosopher John Kekes rejects this thought - killing nonjudgmentalism.

Kekes cites the example of the live burial of spear - masters among the Dinka tribe of the Southern Sudan, a custom finally outlawed by the Sudanese government, to illustrate his disagreement with relativism.

It is also to his credit that Kekes advocates a genuine pluralism while also affirming a common conception of human nature.

When Kekes compares this example with the eventuality that we might one day discover that blood transfusions are harmful, he evinces the materialist bias of his analysis.

The good life that Kekes portrays is less a journey toward an end than a balancing act of resolving conflicts or «reasonable conflict resolution» among all competing values.

Kekes sees autonomy as the god to which all other liberal allegiances pay homage.