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There is something inherently scary about sleep, as you are vulnerable and not completely guaranteed to wake again in the morning.
it is quite raw and blunt about its subject matter, however, so it should not be viewed for "entertainment" purposes, thought he story is inherently intriguing.
This movie is completely biased towards the Humane Societies AR views and it is an attempt to get common people "educated" that pitbulls are all inherently dog aggressive and those who own them do so for a tough appearance.
I especially like the way the director juxtaposes the innate goodness of the main character with the cold and inherently evil society in which he lives.
Documentaries are inherently subjective and set out to portray a certain angle; that being said what Director Errol Morris says are his intentions and what appears on the screen are two totally different things.
I suppose this premise isn't inherently the worst thing on earth, but the execution is horrendous - it's amoral, boring, and irritating all at the same time, which is a pretty unique combination.
The film would be inherently fascinating even if it were no good, but there's actually a lot here of genuine interest.
With the work of South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-Duk, the viewer has to accept some very fundamental "flaws" that inherently seem to be a part of his work in a practical sense.
As a matter of fact, it is not really comparable to any of the great westerns because it is inherently small and my bottom line is that to the extent that it is worth watching, it is because it was a sincere effort but that is the best I can do and it is faint praise indeed.
(WARNING - CONTAINS MILD SPOILER) The somewhat unresolved nature of the very last scene is ultimately dissatisfying, leaving a feeling that the film may have been inherently overly familiar - a chronicle of a straight- laced, unsatisfied couple who taste forbidden fruit and are almost ruined by it.
2.Financial markets are inherently unstable; international financial markets especially so.
There is a strong epistemological argument, elaborated by Karl Popper, in favor of the open society: Our understanding is inherently imperfect; ultimate truth, the perfect design for society, is beyond our reach.
What has happened in recent weeks, from Paris to Amsterdam, shows that the race problem in Europe is much deeper and, as in the US, stems from the sad truth that race relations are inherently difficult and trust and cooperative behavior does not travel well across racial lines.
The first was the belief that taxes are inherently bad, and thus that reducing them is the only solution to any public problem.
Abandoning the Reaganesque ideology that government is inherently bad is a necessary first step.
While Sandel worries about the corrupting nature of some monetized transactions (do kids really develop a love of reading if they are bribed to read books?), he is also concerned about unequal access to money, which makes trades using money inherently unequal.
The search for deep human roots of the crisis, by contrast, leads to attempts to change human nature, which are futile – and also inherently much more dangerous.
Indeed, recent events have shown the system to be inherently unstable.
In science, uncertainty is a powerful incentive for acquiring knowledge; indeed, it is the primary motivation for research, which is inherently uncertain.
The future is inherently uncertain, which means that the present always could have turned out different than it has.
Both groups’ demand is inherently ephemeral.
Military expansion is inherently incompatible with Asia’s move toward the center of the global economy.
This second type is inherently unstable, because the losers tend to opt out.
The Putin regime’s aversion to complexity has intensified over time, moving from the relatively innocuous belief that simplicity translates into clarity, manageability, predictability, and safety, to the dangerous conclusion that complexity itself – inherently unpredictable and often impenetrable – is a threat.
“There is nothing inherently optimal,” they say, about a level playing field in international finance.
Liberal democracy is inherently fragile because reconciling its terms does not produce a natural political equilibrium.
But economists should match honesty about what their research says with honesty about the inherently provisional nature of what passes as evidence in their profession.
At present this seems inherently extremely unlikely, because the objections are just as serious today as when the Commission formulated them 10 years ago.
France and Germany, by contrast, have an inherently strong fiscal position.
According to the Belgian economist Robert Triffin, an international monetary system based on a national currency is inherently unstable, owing to the resulting tensions among the inevitably divergent interests of the issuing country and the international system as a whole.
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