Although some scenes were shot elsewhere, the college did assent to filming on its campus in Wellesley, Mass.
Mrs. Utley did assent to a second date, although she brought along a friend who she thought might better fancy this tall American.
In arguing that the Skeptic has dogmata in the first sense, Sextus simply needs to show that the Skeptic does assent to something.
When Sextus says what it is that the Skeptics don't assent to, we are told that it is the 'unclear objects of investigation in the sciences'.
Rather than stick with the abstract description that, in deciding what to do, we assent to a practical impression, Seneca envisages us as judges, passing judgment over what we should be doing, and issuing commands to ourselves (cf. Inwood 2005, [5] and [7]).
Adolescents whose parent(s) consent to the study, but who themselves do not assent or consent, will not be included in the study and in no way will this compromise their care.
Butler leaned back and put one hand on his head, and his feet on a table, and when he had done quizzical, assenting, emphatically assenting, weary, and aggressive "definitely"s, he said, "Are they sounding right?" "Definitely," Monich said.
It could sound as if Sextus means to differentiate between the type of thing that the Skeptic assents to (appearances) and the type of thing he doesn't assent to (objects of investigation, i.e., propositions).
The agent assents to the impression that A is to be done; their assent is an impulse for the action A; if there is no external impediment, the impulse sets off the action (Inwood 1985).
If at the conclusion of the negotiating period the Letterman side submitted its last and best proposal to CBS and the network did not assent, the show would be free to solicit offers elsewhere.
