The attraction of what might at first blush seem a redundant translation was that nature could speak in a clear and undistorted voice.
At first blush this notion would seem to be much more amenable to a tenseless construal.
[external_link_head]It quickens the pulse, puts you to sleep, makes you blush, and takes your breath away.
At first blush, this goes against our prediction that the effect of the accusative marker should only strengthen with age.
The tentative values assigned for the variables in each of the scenarios may seem a bit problematic at first blush.
[external_link offset=1]At first blush, it seems that learning words is surely near the center of the faculty.
At first blush this seems entirely defensible, but it is as well to consider what the model is evaluated against - behavioural data.
At first blush, there appear to be two claims in this passage: one about rules and one about legal validity.
At first blush, the concept of good governance would seem to be cognate with the concept of the cosmopolitan.
Nonetheless, at first blush, the visual ray account does seem to validate our own unreflective sense of the self-evidence and immediacy of spatial perception.
At first blush, the idea of developing a physical robot model to represent a biological sensorimotor system seems bizarre.
[external_link offset=2]At first blush, this rewriting seems no more legitimate than the first.
Thankfully the operator could not see my blushes.
This is primarily a simplifying, first cut assumption but it is not as unreasonable as it might seem at first blush.
Some of the most common are blush, mules, body, stretch, and top.
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