Sentence examples for grant that nothing from inspiring English sources
But this appears to be an untenable position: most people would grant that nothing can be both true and false.
One may grant that nothing satisfies all of our desiderata regarding moral concepts, but the question remains whether any response-dependent concepts will satisfy enough of those desiderata to count as worthy and practicable surrogates.
differences within a population, which Nisbett grants, that implies nothing about average differences between populations.
"I mean, you take for granted that nothing's going to happen.
Granted that nothing can be known — a view the mitigated skeptics continued to find extremely persuasive (see Cicero Ac. 2.148) — it still seems that we are rationally obliged to form the best beliefs we can, given the evidence available to us.
She took it for granted that nothing would change.
Well, I'll grant that Boobiac knows nothing about Judaism, beyond that they all wear "Yom Kippurs" on their heads, and I doubt that Hayden, living in racist "show us your papers!" Arizona, has ever met a Jew before, but beyond that, he's nuts.
WASHINGTON -- Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the nation's leading anti-breast-cancer charity, has insisted that its since-reversed decision to pull funding from Planned Parenthood arose from a routine change in criteria for grant eligibility that had nothing to do with abortion politics.
Thomson takes issue with Darwin's comment in his Autobiography that "Grant accomplished nothing in science when at London".
Co-operate with us, the Feds say, by "proffering" information against others, and we will grant you limited immunity so that nothing you say can be used against you.
