Sentence examples for about what affords from inspiring English sources

In making this argument, Dreyfus launches an interesting critique of affordances: Gibson's concept is not misleading due to its lack of conceptuality, but due to its peculiar status as "objective facts about what affords what" (p. 356).

With contract talks in what Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman recently called the infancy stages, Jeter should be thinking about what will afford him the most graceful transition for when he makes the decision — unless it's made for him — that the voice of Bob Sheppard will introduce him no longer.

There's been a lot of discussion in that field about what can we afford to lose and how much can we afford to lose.

Be realistic about what you can afford If you have a small budget but want a big dress and can't afford the same quality, or workmanship, as a more expensive gown, it's not possible to cheat.

But he speaks frankly about what such friendships afford him.

We are detaining these people, so it's about what rights we afford them.

But you have to be realistic about what you can afford.

"I have to be practical about what I can afford to destroy, so I go for real utility dressing.

A court-appointed mediator in Chicago, Eric Green, urged Andersen to be more forthcoming about what it could afford to pay.

"Gen Y may turn out to have unrealistic expectations about what they can afford," he said, "but that doesn't mean they want something radically different.

That is not just foregoing holidays with the kids, we are talking about people having to make daily choices about what they can afford to eat.