Landauer continued to argue, "Historical matters can only be talked about historically, not in terms of formal patterns (formalem Schematismus) … I gladly grant that behind this is the desire to see greatness; but desire alone is not sufficient to make greatness out of a confused vulgarity" (ibid., 190 1).
They ask for gold and silver from the Egyptians, who gladly grant the requests.
However, Cunningham requested permission to use the shrine trail whenever she wished, which the retreat gladly granted.
Gayle Gish, who lives across the street from the Mannings, said she had asked Archie only once for his autograph, five years ago, for a dying friend, a request he gladly granted.
And here the shoe changes foot, for it is my sister who asked me for permission to publish, and I who gladly granted it.
Almost any non-profit organization will have copies of older grant proposals that they will gladly give you copies.
CIVILIZATIONS DECLINE, cultures evaporate, and empires disappear for complicated reasons any historian will gladly elucidate at the drop of a federal grant, but this is a lot of foolishness.
Devolution Civilizations decline, cultures evaporate, and empires disappear for complicated reasons any historian will gladly elucidate at the drop of a federal grant, but this is a lot of foolishness.
Basil Kennett, writing in 1820, describes the "Avete vos" response as a cruel jest: "[W]hen they would gladly have interpreted it as an act of favour, and a grant of their lives, he soon gave them to understand that it proceeded from the contrary principle of barbarous cruelty, and insensibility".
Then there's the poignant story of Baucis and Philemon, who, having gladly opened their doors to two beggars — gods in disguise — are granted a wish.
We didn't appreciate that, but we will gladly put it behind us -- and buy the ice cream -- if you will begin to consider granting individuals the option to fully control their personal information.
