He makes allowances for musicians' moods and learns their children's names.
Being inflexible was what successful people did, since making allowances simply signalled weakness.
He does make allowances for killing in justifiable self-defense, but he strictly forbids the shedding of innocent blood.
Mr. Day will not paint in people who are not in attendance, but he does make allowances for absent pets and thinning manes.
For a cyborg he calls Borg Queen, he has made allowances for lack of abdomen and limbs.
Unfortunately this doesn't make allowances for the fact that the person you really want to talk to is never in front of their poster when you're not in front of yours.
Since majority rule gives an equal weighting to all judges, it does not make allowances for differences in judge confidence or accuracy [35], [36] – giving more weight to more accurate judges would improve the accuracy of the evaluation [27].
It does not care about player injuries (ESPN's Basketball Power Index does make allowances for top players missing games, and WSU point guard Fred VanVleet did miss three games that the Shockers lost in a three-day span in November).
Bishop Gerald A. Gettelfinger of Evansville, Ind., said he could not support the new rules because they did not make allowances for a priest who had abused a child long ago, received treatment, repented and redeemed himself through years of faithful ministry.
One does need to make allowances, however: for supporting characters that drop suddenly and permanently from the novel, as through trapdoors, and for the conceit of Barry's deepening destitution on the road, the self-imposed nature of which keeps the stakes low.
They didn't make allowances for me because of my height.
