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Alben Barkley once said that the best audience is intelligent, well-educated, and a little drunk.
We still have far too much wanton destruction of wild life in Canada, not only among those who have ignorantly grown up to it, but among the well-to-do and presumably well-educated sham sportsmen who go into any unprotected wilds simply to indulge their lust of slaughter to the full.
He had scarcely seated himself when violent knockings resounded on the[60] floor; this person, honourable, well-educated and intelligent, is one of the most remarkable sensitives I have met with.
The other two, intelligent and well-educated young fellows, appeared to me to have some medianic faculties, but I withhold my judgment, because they tried so hard to cheat, that it would not be prudent to seriously notice those facts, where fraud did not strike me as coming into play; for it was always possible.
[141] The medium is a young man of twenty-four years of age, of good family, and fairly well-educated.
I know a sensitive,-an intelligent and well-educated lady-who compares this impression, to that produced on the eye by rising mists and fleeting clouds.
This sensitive is a well-educated person, and most probably English words and phrases have fallen under his eyes from time to time; thus the irruption of English in messages he obtains may be explained by the emergence of subconscious souvenirs.
I have been able to experiment with intelligent, well-educated mediums anxious for a thorough investigation of their powers: I have made very many experiments with them, and I have observed that often whole weeks passed away without a good seance; at other times, the force was so abundant that phenomena were forthcoming without seance.
Or again, a man may connect virtue with happiness by a process of a priori reasoning, purely ethical; as Aristotle seems to do by the assumption that the ‘best’ activity will be always[122] attended by the greatest pleasure as its inseparable concomitant; ‘best’ being determined by a reference to moral intuition, or to the common moral opinions of men generally, or of well-bred and well-educated men.
The WP lead celebrates news that a cluster of local technology companies and hordes of well-educated and well-paid information junkies has put the D.
" They are young, well-educated, secular, and libertarian (but pro-gun control).
Its early agents were well-educated, European-born cosmopolitans who ran the agency like an exclusive club.
Kids with well-educated, emotionally stable mothers and secure economic circumstances tend to do fine, whether their mothers work or not.
Partly this is just because of who economists are: Being by definition well-educated and, for the most part, pretty well-off, they have the usual prejudices of their class--and most upper-middle-class Americans are sentimental about the environment, as long as protecting it does not impinge on their lifestyle.
) After praising Garten for taking seriously the possibility that "the growing ability of the 10 to produce sophisticated goods and services at rock-bottom prices could drag down the standard of living of even affluent, well-educated Americans," Tonelson chided him for imagining that developing countries, China included, would provide important new markets for advanced-country exports: "[C]onsumer markets in these emerging countries are likely to stay small for decades .
Character after character, although well-connected, well-educated, and well-to-do, is laid off work, or "made redundant.
" The founding fathers were "the most remarkable group of men in history--sensible, broad-minded, courageous, usually well-educated, gifted in a variety of ways, mature, and long-sighted, sometimes lit by flashes of genius.
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