Parmenides was a "generous" monist because the existence of what must be does not preclude the existence of all the things that are but need not be.
Many of those borrowers probably qualified for the plans before they defaulted, providing evidence for a concern voiced by Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin in April of last year, when she challenged the Education Department and its loan servicers for high rates of borrower defaults given the existence of generous repayment plans.
You're generous, you avoid being so busy that you can't reflect on your life and you're passionate about a cause that unites your existence and gives it meaning.
I'm not really into bragging, but because of my incarceration, I now have a generous knowledge of the gang world, especially its existence behind the fence.
The existence of Sweden's generous parental allowance benefits, which are more often used by mothers than by fathers, also makes integration into the labor market slower for immigrant women than for immigrant men (ibid).
In viewing Parmenides as a generous monist, whose position allowed for the existence of other entities, rather than as a "strict" monist holding that only one thing exists, Aristotle is in accord with the majority view of Parmenides in antiquity.
The problem, though, isn't the existence of those unions; it is the generous contracts willingly given to them by lawmakers because of their lobbying power and bloc-voting ability.
How was it possible that this gifted, generous, hugely entertaining and, above all, loving man had reached a point where his existence revolved around a bottle of whisky a day?
This intense conviction of the existence of the self apart from culture is, as culture well knows, its noblest and most generous achievement.
