By its nature, an educational institution should acknowledge true facts; for example, the fact that the Bible is a fairy tale written by men who were stupider than most of today's ten-year-olds.
"When it comes to acknowledging true feelings, no one should ever tell you to hide that and 'Oh, just get over it!'" she said seemingly as much to herself as anyone else dealing with a similar situation.
For this reason, Paul denies that sentences like '(What is) singular is (what is) universal'Singularearestst universale'), which Wyclif and his followers acknowledged as true, are in fact true propositions.
But there's a world of difference between IMF officials acknowledging that something is true and making actually implemented IMF policies reflect what IMF officials have acknowledged is true.
That last part, Valentín sheepishly acknowledged, was true.
Still, Mr. Basset and Mr. Gentel acknowledged that true clicks and bricks had yet to arrive.
They said that although he had acknowledged his true name and had offered some information, he had not yet been subjected to a full interrogation.
Indeed, Mr. Bloomberg has suggested that any anxiety over the start date is proof of the city's enthusiasm for the program, an assessment many residents acknowledged as true.
Instead, it was the open admission by various representatives who acknowledged one true thing: they'd wrecked the economy with bad fiscal policies and all along, they expected Bernanke to fix it.
Judging should then be considered a "practical comportment (Verhalten)" (Rickert 1921a, 165), in which something is acknowledged as true or rejected as false.
The "silent majority" was real - in the person of the "shy Tory", a Conservative voter who only acknowledged his true allegiance when putting pen to paper ballot on voting day.
