Sentences with phrase «more axiomatic»

Using his characteristic jagged line and raw brushstroke, he presents chaotic, image - strewn landscapes as well as more axiomatic works that center on film archetypes.

The problem is that Border Collies are smart and they can take a variation in a command to be a different command altogether - and lets face it, humans are discombobulated when you reciprocate outre words for more axiomatic words.

Not exact matches

it's good if it gets more people to stop following these ridiculous belief systems that have zero grounding in the realities of life that we now know to be axiomatic to existence.

In fact, that this election became less about conflicting ideas for achieving the same goal (the common good of Americans) and more about making sure everyone knows your opponents» deep character flaws is axiomatic.

It is virtually axiomatic in higher education circles that the more money spent on the educational enterprise the better the results.

More than that of any theologian from Augustine to Luther, Gregory's pastoral work had awesome political effect — so much so that it has become axiomatic that to understand the Middle Ages, one must understand Gregory.

The autonomy of humanity from the realm of supernatural forces was considered by Marx as an axiomatic ontological truth that had been developed since ancient times, and he considered it to have an even more respectable tradition than Christianity.

Moreover, secular myths having to do with individual freedom, material success, and perhaps especially the wonders of technology may be an even more powerful source of societal legitimation than, traditional religious arguments by virtue of being grounded in many assumptions that are virtually axiomatic in the culture.

It seems axiomatic that you can't teach the quadratic equation without actually talking about the quadratic equation, and yet it was clear from my reporting that you could make students more self - controlled without ever talking to them about the virtue of self - control.

It is almost axiomatic in medicine that the study of rare disorders informs the understanding of more common, widespread ailments.

However, evidence suggests that tumor genomic diversity might still defeat such combinations, and that it's axiomatic in oncology that side effects increase in number and intensity as more drugs are added to treatment.

If one teacher is regarded by colleagues as a far more valued mentor than another, or helps students master skills much more rapidly than another, it's axiomatic that one teacher is more productive than the other.

This is an exceptionally parochial view, and a particularly odd one given that it starts from a straw - man premise — it's better to have more sales channels than fewer — that is entirely axiomatic, that no one would dispute, and that is completely in keeping with what all authors are in fact doing in various individually customised ways.

In any event, I think it is axiomatic that in a world where technology and industry increasingly replaces or intermediates human engagement and interaction, the role of art and literature in society becomes even more profoundly important.

That our culture has become more psychologically extreme in the beginning of the 21st century has become axiomatic, and thus nowhere do we see such a sudden rethinking of earlier visual art as we do at The Armory show this week in New York City.

In the meantime back in the real world Teh Modulz don't agree with each other, and any intellectually honest and remotely objective observer would not be claiming that CAGW True Believers have, to a (wo) man, declared that this state of affairs proves much of anything other than something which is already axiomatic: there really is a great deal more forward - looking uncertainty that rearward.

It seems axiomatic the the larger the institution and the more money involved, the less uncertainty can be tolerated.

If the ONCA is going insist, in substance, that everything goes to trial unless it's axiomatic that one side's position is doomed to fail, we need more judges.