| Not the obsession with the isms and the ists of Balls, Miliband, Cooper and Alexander and their acolytes. |
| Their response to legitimate questioning is name-calling, personal abuse, and invoking the bogeyman of the various isms and ists that seem to inhabit their hysterical world. |
| The adoption of isms and adherance to ists stunts development of free cognitive association, an essential and distinguishing attribute of creativity. |
| You see, those barbarians don't deserve the stature granted them by being thought of as ists who believe in an ism. |
| In our time, determinists, evolutionists, and other ists all like to suggest there is no such thing. |
| This study involves biologists, economists, physicists, ecologists, sociologists, and other ists, all concerned with what happens when autonomous agents interact. |
