Sentences with phrase «much vagueness»

Yet a proposition regarded simply in terms of its logical subjects admits too much vagueness to have a de facto truth value.

Not exact matches

One must not, of course, ascribe too much responsibility to the vagueness of theory.

However, while this gives us a vague common denominator which we can all use, by virtue of this same vagueness it isn't much help in saying who Jesus is.

This declaration limits itself, as given its assumptions and method of proceeding it was inevitable that it should, to claims of such vagueness and generality that it would be hard for anyone to disagree about them, but equally hard for anyone to get excited about them — much less to structure his life around them or be prepared to die for them.

And so I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of scientists sort of see the squishiness or the fuzziness or the vagueness here and back away, and retreat to health and safety claims that are much more comfortable for them.

There are a few pacing issues, particularly with the vagueness of some of its objectives, but that hardly matters in the grander scheme of things; you'll be having too much fun playing Sticker Star to really mind getting stuck — no pun intended — now and again.

And so what seems conspicuously «indistinct» about In the Mood for Love — the pervasive sense of simplicity that governs the drama, from the convenience of its setup to the vagueness of what proceeds from it — becomes, in retrospect, a sophisticated expression of the fundamentally abstract quality of memory and reflection, not so much a paean to past love as to past love remembered in the present.

Please excuse the vagueness of much of this discussion, but Se7en is a work that deserves to be viewed fresh by each new observer and I don't want to spoil that.

As it is now apparent, the grounds for much of this opposition and subsequent criticism of TEKS — its vagueness, subjectivity, lack of specificity of objective knowledge, overlap from grade to grade, and lack of sufficient rigor — seem to have been borne out by our experience in student achievement in the ensuing ten years of its use.

But vagueness and ambiguity hasn't much impeded the reflexively anti-Amazon crowd from being certain that Amazon's tactics are «bullying,» «monopolistic,» «malignant,» «evil,» etc..

One may want to hold onto the bare spots, the incomplete edges, the awkward vagueness, and the loose compositions suggestive of an unfinished painting, much as with Clare Grill or Patricia Treib.

He wrote: «Although today's vagueness doctrine owes much to the guarantee of fair notice embodied in the due process clause, it would be a mistake to overlook the doctrine's equal debt to the separation of powers.»

I'd be much happier with more detailed requirements in the Rules, rather than this vagueness.