Sentences with phrase «only guidepost»

It is a fallacy, however, to assume that the First Amendment is the only guidepost in the area of state defamation laws.

The wall installation, Memorial Promenade, by Rebecca Horn — a title borrowed as the subtitle of the exhibition — is not only a guidepost, but together with the works, Three Periods and Question Mark, by Richard Artschwager representative for many significant works placed in outstanding collections.

To him, this was only a guidepost for things to come in the near future, as novel interfaces open up new gameplay possibilities, paving the way for mass acceptance of gaming.

Not exact matches

Of the guideposts we are here considering, the first two clearly undermine the basic assumption of Ford's genetic approach — that Whitehead's metaphysical thinking evolved primarily in this country and changed so rapidly that it crystallized into the final mature position only in the supposedly late writings constituting the third part of Process and Reality.

For example, the executive chamber's contract with Guidepost Solutions, which eventually yielded new vendor payment - related protocols for state agencies, was initially valued at only $ 450,000; its value was amended to exceed $ 1 million.

Lamborghini isn't saying much about the proposed engine for its new SUV, only using the 600 - hp output as a guidepost.

Only later did I realize that landscape painting could have its own kind of structure and I was able to pick out certain guideposts, such as Claude Lorrain, Corot, and Constable who comes the Dutch.

Rather, this reference to termination of employment was only a «guidepost» for establishing the period during which the non-competition covenant was to remain in effect.