Is this tantamount, as it appears, to the renunciation of LEM and LNC, the countenancing of both gaps and gluts, and thus in Aristotle's view the overthrow of all bounds of rational argument?
It is almost as if Caro is writing about two different people — as if, for all his reportorial skill, he can't countenance Johnson being both ruthless and compassionate in the same volume.
Both positions construe truth as radically non-epistemic, and, thus, both countenance the possibility that the best scientific theory of the world a theory that satisfies every epistemic desideratum and is perfect in every methodological and aesthetic respect could still turn out to be false.
They are a communication of a deeper feeling that begs both countenance and connection.
He discussed transferring to another college with his family once but felt loyal to West Virginia, which was the first school to offer him an athletic scholarship and countenance his playing both football and basketball.
I'm even prepared to countenance the possibility that both do, in fact, blink as regularly as any lesser mortal.
In effect, both countries countenance only medicalized voluntary euthanasia.
As I wrote last week, the Church has been party to both in countenancing television ads that lie and in allowing a leading Mormon to write letters attempting to blackmail donors to the "No on 8" Campaign.
At the time, however, sterilization both was countenanced by the U.S. Supreme Court (in the 1927 Buck v. Bell case) and supported by many scientists, reformers, and lawmakers as one prong of a larger strategy to improve society by encouraging the reproduction of the "fit" and restricting the procreation of the "unfit".
Indeed, Zlateh has a very soulful countenance as she weathers storms both real and metaphorical.
