Sentence examples for allows too that from inspiring English sources

He allows, too, that one might, contrary to Mansel, characterize the creator in a humanly relevant way as benevolent, though it could be neither omniscient nor omnipotent.

They allow, too, that moral motivation is defeasible; a person may judge it right to φ, while failing to be moved to φ, due to depression or weakness of will.

That is the one that allows too many MPs to believe, deep down, that being at Westminster is a kind of get-out-of-jail-free card.

With the sprawling casino bill, the governor has made clear that it allows too much gambling.

And the stylist for the photo shoots, Jay Manuel, says after a session, "My concern with Toccara is that she allows too much of her personality to get in the way".

Indeed, one of Feferman's criticisms of the permutation invariance criterion is that it allows too many properly mathematical notions to be expressed in purely logical terms.

His argument concludes that we allowed too many migrants in, and that in future we need much stronger controls over numbers.

However, Gale's argument may well be that although the ECB has tightened the loopholes that allowed too many foreign players into domestic cricket, the way in which they were seen to be taking the places of home-grown players rankled and remains a sore point within the domestic game.

He practised a permissive style of leadership that allowed too many abuses to go unchecked.

And the skeptic is allowed too easily to conclude that it all might amount to not very much.

On the one hand, he says he fears that allowing too many skilled Africans into South Africa might leave neighbouring countries barren of doctors and accountants.