As was suggested in the previous paragraph, Timon would have had little sympathy for the Eleatics' positive doctrines; he regards them as valuable because they refuse to accept any simple-minded conception according to which things are as they seem.
But he did have something perhaps more valuable -- an ability to accept that the world around him needed to change and the belief that he must take initiative to make that change happen.
According to the writer Nathaniel Benchley, Minuit conducted the transaction with Seyseys, chief of the Canarsees, who were only too happy to accept valuable merchandise in exchange for the island that was actually mostly controlled by the Weckquaesgeeks.
Both liability and confidentiality concerns tend to evaporate during an actual crisis, but, in the absence of advance planning, governments have been unprepared and unable to accept valuable offers for help during crises.
The fancy-resort beer, Thaler explained, may not have been seventy-seven per cent more valuable, but people were willing to accept the additional hit because paying more is an "expected annoyance" at overpriced hotels.
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This attitude, combined with reluctance to spend valuable time ashore training and to accept the potential loss of income while attending safety courses, makes it difficult, if not futile, to offer safety courses for fishermen on a voluntary basis.
Museum to accept their most valuable ornaments.
Of course, in the real world, it's not easy to convince a disbelieving seller to accept fewer but "more valuable" shares as we have already pointed out.
Although most teacher candidates grew to accept alternative assessments as valuable evidence sources indicating student learning, they recorded concerns that fell into five overlapping categories: designing goals; rubrics, grading and fairness; grading and motivation; validity of assessments; and time required to plan this way.
