Word: rigorousity
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The exhibition spans 50 years of French art, from an early Monet, Lady in the Garden, Sainte-Adresse, 1867, to a superbly rigorous and almost abstract design of what appears to be architectural motifs-pillars, blocks, steps-painted by Fernand Léger: Composition, 1918 (see color). To look at...
Sawyier, a veteran of coach Harry Parker's rigorous training methods, complained that training was not hard enough.
Harvard could lose nearly one-third of its income if it fails to produce the required target figures, procedural safeguards and a rigorous analysis of its hiring patterns.
Despite the reservations expressed above, I believe that affirmative action has been highly beneficial. In the last analysis, however, no government program can insure genuinely fair employment practices at Harvard. Without continuous effort and concern we can perpetuate countless subtle forms of discrimination. If we are not rigorous in selecting...
Wittgenstein was obsessed with the relationship between words and reality and the question of whether language clouds rather than defines what is actual. To the question, "What is your aim in philosophy?", he answered, "To show the fly the way out of the fly bottle." He was the fly, and...