The varieties of pretending that Austin discusses in his "Pretending" (1958a) are of importance to him, at least in part, because they provide for some distinctive forms of excuse.
I really loved the experience of pretending".
It does away with the charade of pretending not to know the likely outcome in advance.
Here, clearly, is a fellow who struts his importance while pretending he does not.
Our left, our radical party, did reasonably well, not because we were left but because we managed to capture the imagination about the importance of ending the extending and pretending, not because those who voted for us wanted socialism".
Whether in stories about mobile phones and good governance or internet access and economic growth, it's much easier to persuade people of the importance of press freedom if you pretend that the links to development are direct and clear-cut.
Our study does not pretend to diminish the importance of other polymorphic markers such as SNPs, which have contributed, notably, to finding biomarkers in complex diseases.
He brings out with particular skill something central: the importance of acting to this family; addicts are, after all, good at pretending.
First, consistent with the notion that executive function supports deception, 2 types of deception (pretending to know and pretending not to know) recruited prefrontal activity.
This paper pretends to show the advantages of sequential injection moulding, and the importance of the feeding system design, to be able to get all the best of this technology.
