Sentence examples for admitting the existence from inspiring English sources

The posture toward objectivism remained fundamentally the same, even while admitting the existence of intervening (i.e., mental) variables, accepting verbal reports, and branching into areas such as perception.

I would offer a friendly word of caution to Mr. Lee: once he starts admitting the existence of contrary evidence, he's on the road to becoming another Bruce Bartlett, who has become a moderate Democrat in all but name.

Carson's comments about the Holocaust, gun violence and victim blaming boil down to this: admitting the existence of "victims" of gun massacres would require any self-respecting politician to do something about it.

However, the League Managers Associationn, which transmitted his apology, risked exacerbating an already fraught situation when it put out a statement defending Mackay, admitting the existence of questionable text messages but claiming that he "was letting off steam to a friend during some friendly text message banter".

"In Future" is an attempt to avoid these mistakes by presenting a range of future scenarios, by admitting the existence of scientific controversy, and by emphasising the role of the public in determining which future will come to pass.The exhibit takes the form of a multi-player computer game in which visitors are invited to explore a particular subject, such as the possibility of male pregnancy.

The towing carriage and conditions have not been altered admitting the existence of considerable background noise.

The obvious necessary condition of those orders v for which there exists a halvable S 2,k,v) is that v admits the existence of an S 2,k,v) with an even number of blocks.

He dressed — like the rest of us — as if he admitted the existence of sumptuary laws.

Finally it admitted the existence of what it termed a "migrated archive" at Hanslope Park.

It is considered emasculating to even admit the existence of such thoughts.

Polish and Romanian authorities admit the existence of black sites on their soil after months of denials.