Word: intrinsice
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Physically, convalescent Stuart was like a child, having to learn all over again to stand alone and then to walk and, finally, to use his arms and hands and even to put food in his mouth. Mounting a short flight of steps was as exhausting as climbing the Matterhorn. Mentally...
Southern opposition to the change will maintain that the Senate is a continuing body, and that its old rules still apply. (There is no limitation on debate whatsoever on a motion to change Rule XXII, the rule which now provides for closure.) And certain intrinsic aspects of their argument, especially...
For the past few years the Players have done $5,000 productions of Broadway musicals in the spring, not primarily for their intrinsic value, but simply because they are proved money-makers. Whereas Shakespeare faces a small audience in the University's mammoth Irvine Auditorium, Kiss Me Kate plays to...
The autonomous (intrinsic) theory, he explained, is "found in all aspects of musical experience"; it has "both an intellectual and intuitive side to its perception." Haydon added that in this theory, the music is "intellectually perceived and emotionally felt." Further understanding and new meaning are what makes the composition continuously...
The decision shall be based "not on the intrinsic merit of the side, but on the greater argumentative ability and the better form of the speaker."