Sentence examples for must countenance from inspiring English sources

Yet Nietzsche thinks it can be lacking, which means he must countenance the possibility that not everyone aims for ('desires') power.

Interpretation of these data must countenance the limitations of the sampling procedure used, although an entire year's issues of MH was sampled, we have examined only one magazine.

In our society there must be no place for derogatory epithets of any kind; we must not countenance language intended to demean anyone based upon race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation.

If Scotland votes for independence, its new government must not countenance any such compromise on Trident.

We must therefore countenance additional regulative virtues, which constitute ways of being conscientious.

Just as the failure of the metatheoretic principle of bivalence in conjunction with the retention of the law of excluded middle commits the supervaluationist to the presence of true disjunctions lacking true disjuncts, so too must we countenance analogous non-standard behaviour in the logic's quantification theory.

And we who cherish King must not countenance it either.

And we must not countenance, within our own borders, practices that would make it difficult or impossible to exercise the right for which so many have given so much.

But if Americans want the benefits of these two strictures, they must also be willing to countenance the mandate to be insured.

This will require some consideration of just how much disruption in our economic relations we are willing to countenance if we must carry through on threats.

Developing countries refuse to countenance this, insisting Kyoto must continue as the prerequisite for continuing talks.