This is possible, in Davidson's view, because others can inform one that one is mistaken.
But it's the convergence of these two stories, the way they play off and inform one another that makes this work as a whole genuinely satisfying.
On the hearing date for my restraining order, Judge Carol Boas-Goodson had to inform one plaintiff that she was not entitled to stop the grandmother of her children from photographing them, or from "saying mean things about" her.
The international forum is an exercise in bloviation by political, business and academic leaders, who gather every year to inform one another that the world needs healthy economies.
The passage above appears to explain how one might 'follow nature' by saying that one must modify the doctrines that inform one's impulses and actions, that is to say, one's beliefs about good and bad.
Core or "terminal" values inform instrumental ones that guide our daily choices in a variety of arenas.
Original articles present empirical research, systematic reviews, or critical analyses that inform one of these six key domains, important to academic psychiatry, behavioral sciences, and the health professions.
By letting the social and life sciences inform one another, I argue that it can t hurt to try to find common ground with less-likely allies.
He randomly informed one member that the bookstore's inventory system was flawed and gave that person data about a better approach.
As recently as last week, TransCanada was still digging holes and making adjustments in Texas, informing one landowner that it was installing temperature gauges on a segment of the pipeline in the northern part of the state.
"The first month," he recalled, "I informed one executive that our results were coming in low" because of losses in overseas operations.
