An opportunity to start over without prejudice.
1Octavus's pale face was tabula rasa, a blank tablet with nothing writ.
2To restore tabula rasa, then, by a continual effort at self-effacement!
3To assume that the child is born a " tabula rasa" is superstition.
4And which of us begins the search a tabula rasa?
5The fact is that it's unlikely there'll be a tabula rasa after Fidel dies.
6Like most institutions erected on a tabula rasa, the new system is at once simple and symmetrical.
7Humans could start from scratch somewhere else, scribble something new and better on extraterrestrial tabula rasa soil.
8Caz walked Harry toward the water's edge and stood staring out at the tabula rasa before him.
9The walls, too, were a tabula rasa.
10And no one designing the European Union tabula rasa would have dreamt of coming up with the Amsterdam Treaty.
11And it established a powerful identity that cannot, it turns out, so happily be abandoned for a tabula rasa.
12It is a tabula rasa, a separation of church and state, where all such points of view can be accommodated.
13So, if you like to be a tabula rasa when you view a film or read a novel, stop here.
14Veritable art- ists, who like the painter, work from tabula rasa, a clean slate, and have a picture in mind.
15And I love the tabula rasa of the empty page, trying to work out how this thing is going to be staged.
16The craft of redpointing can border on mystical, especially with a first ascent, a tabula rasa that no one has climbed before.
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