Brandom reconciles otherwise disparate elements of Sellars's system, revealing a greater level of coherence and consistency in the philosopher's arguments against empiricism than has usually been acknowledged.
It would seem that Browne (1995) and others might be right when they point to Robert Grant, Robert Jameson, and perhaps others in Edinburgh, staunch Lamarckian transmutationists, as having provided more background and details on transmutational thinking than has usually been acknowledged.
Their prominence in the labor movements and at the public rallies in Tunisia and Egypt, moreover, underlines how much more of a public role they now have than is usually acknowledged.
"Although globalization is universally acknowledged as one of the most pressing issues of our time, it has usually proved a poor subject for fiction," the writer Siddhartha Deb observes.
For example, Cartwright, who is usually acknowledged to have established the distance between bases at 90 feet, the number of players on a side at nine and the length of a game at nine innings -- it says so on his Hall of Fame plaque -- did no such things.
They would have no children and it is usually acknowledged that their marriage was never consummated.
In general, sex and gender have a much wider influence on disease than is usually acknowledged.
"I mean, I'd always been funny, because I was driven to not be ignored but had no access to being acknowledged in the way girls are usually acknowledged.
Men across all groups acknowledged their wives had usually adopted the supporting role, learning about food product labels, shopping for the right products and cooking appropriate meals.
Reading "involves factors not usually acknowledged," she told me.
