Sentences with phrase «notion as suspect»

I've always held that notion as suspect and have gone the other way.

Not exact matches

Teilhard, of course, was suspected by some of deviating from Christian orthodoxy, and his notion of the «hominization» of the universe has been interpreted» unfairly, I think» as a truly relentless form of anthroprocentrism.

As one raised on Plato's dualism and, earlier, the Bible Belt Protestant version of it, I had already come to suspect the validity of this notion before the experience of childbirth erased the last trace.

But as everyone has long suspected, the notion of a sequel happening is a pipe dream, and screenwriter Alex Garland has finally made it clear that you might want to stop waiting for «Dredd 2.»

If the notion strikes you as hysterical, you may be more of a nerd than you suspect.

(It's extremely instructive to read Roger Ebert's review of Un chien andalou as the definitive piece on Freddy Got Fingered, though I suspect Ebert would object to that notion.)

Students explored their notions of beauty and the sublime, reflecting on Adams's ideas about beauty as an admitted pursuit that is «suspect,» and created projects adapted from the ART21 Season 4 Educators» Guide in which they sought to make a beautiful image from something they would otherwise deem ugly or banal and mundane.

As I suspected this notion that gravity produces a lapse rate goes WAY back.

Part of the equation is determining if and how current energy demand can be met with renewable energy without unnecessarily impacting the natural environment (assuming, as Madrigal points out that the very notion of an entirely pristine environment is suspect in most cases).

Through lively discussions about Hubert Humboldt and Daisy Miller, Nafisi and her students explore the notions of personal freedom and public constraint — all during a period of constant war against, including suspected, sympathisers of Western imperialism, as well as the eight - year war with Iraq.

When we have some history behind us, I'll be able to look at the various keywords used over time and, if, as I suspect, there's some clustering, put a menu item on the sidebar that will let readers see the top ten keywords, e.g. Keywords will enhance searching, it seems to me, allowing posters to use synonyms for terms in their posts, as well as their own (informed) notions of descriptive terms.

arguments that legalisation of such practices will inevitably result in the exploitation by the rich (recipients) of the poor (donors) to their profound disadvantage, qualms about the ethically suspect source of the organs to be transplanted, namely, as here, from executed prisoners; and quaint and idealistic, but arguably antiquated notions that donations are always made altruistically.