Vagueness

One of the founding members of the Democratic-Republicans, James Madison, knew that his documents would be looked at for years to come and in his wording was very vague in his Virginia plan, its ultimate revision, and the 10 amendments to it. This vagueness brought about different ideological views of its place in the under classed lives. Madison and Jefferson for the limitation of the government for the under classed people to receive equally footing in the political republic which came to be…

Summary Let’s Sleep On It by Lea Winerman (2006) discussed that if you had more hours of sleep then you would have more brain activity which could lead to better learning and a more extensive memory. Robert Stickgold, PhD from Harvard “believed that sleep allows us to process, consolidate and retain new memories and skills”. Stickgold also investigated sleep effect’s on students who would learn a new tasks and would deprive them of a one night’s sleep to see how well they remembered the new…

The speaker needs to have a very deep knowledge of the topic they are going to talk about so as to be able to present information in a manner that is clear to all. Lack of enough knowledge on a topic leads an individual to a lot of vagueness which makes the message not only unclear but also understandable. Having deep knowledge on a topic is also very important to help answer any questions or make any clarification that may be requested by the audience (Anthonissen, 2008). The second…

staircase leading to the house gives a dramatic flattening of the painting. As a consequence the viewer’s eye is thrust back to the garden’s pathway, where Monet uses a wide palette of bright colors to heavily texture his surface. There is also some vagueness about the painting worth mentioning. It is difficult to tell whether the buildings are next to each other or if one is in front of the other. Another indicator of this flat perspective is the sunflowers. As they reach the top of the canvas…

2. CHAIN OF CUSTODY Chain of custody is a written account documentation which shows the custody, control, movement, transfer, analysis, and location of physical or electronic proof from the time it’s obtained until it is presented in the court of law. The evidence found at the crime scene must be presented in the court for further developments in the case. These evidences has to be validated and secured properly so that during the trial it will not be contaminated and the evidence is relevant…

and figurative language. Diction is use to enhance the reader view on the character, Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, by using phrases with double meaning and daunting vocabulary. The technique of ambiguity creates apprehension in the readers by the vagueness of the author. Hawthorne moralistic diction emphasizes the personal struggle of Dimmesdale to acknowledge and accept his sin or to conceal it from his town by speaking in double meaning such as when he is speaking to the townspeople, "If thou…

Part One: “Of course you don't die. Nobody dies. Death doesn't exist. You only reach a new level of vision, a new realm of consciousness, a new unknown world.” Henry Miller and I share the same stance on afterlife. Having grown up in a strict Catholic home and attending Catholic school, I was ingrained to believe in Heaven and fear Hell. As I’ve grown, my views haven’t changed. I believe in an afterlife determined by our earth bound life. I am not afraid of dying. Therefore, I am…

ight Candlelight recommends wellbeing in the tutor 's account, while nightfall proposes threat. On various events, the tutor 's lit flame is stifled, dependably with the suggestion that something is amiss. At the highest point of the stairs, her light goes out at the accurate minute she sees Quint. She sees him in "icy, faint dusk." A week or two later, the tutor awakens to discover her flame smothered and Miles on the grass in splendid moonlight. Her perspective of him in that light…

of which Susannah experiences which she utilizes to develop her plot. Susannah Cahalan talks of her past experiences of how she was diagnosed with a mysterious condition. As the book progresses, she hooks the reader even more by having continuous vagueness, mystery, and peaking suspense. “There I am entering a hospital. Here I am. Floating above the scene, looking down. I am calm. There is no fear” (Cahalan 42). In this passage, Susannah had her first seizure going back to her mysterious…

this is inhibited by the belief by the majority that polygamy is immoral. Therefore, the democratic rule of the majority inhibited the freedoms of a minority group. The civil liberty of gun ownership is particularly controversial because of its vagueness. While some believe that it is an undeniable civil right, others believe that its purpose was to raise a militia, a need of the founders that is no longer necessary. The civil liberty of the freedom of speech is controversial when the speech is…