| Deliberative democracy accepts the provisionality of its principles but rejects the provisionality of moral reasoning itself as a way of assessing politics. |
| One acknowledges the provisionality of one's forms of knowledge. |
| Postmodernism, in contrast, doesn't lament the idea of fragmentation, provisionality, or incoherence, but rather celebrates that. |
| In everything they said, there was this air of acceptance, and tentatively, experimentation rather than celebration, of a resolve towards provisionality rather than finality. |
| They are unreadable inscriptions, and as such convey the permanence and provisionality of all inscription. |
| Madhyamikas such as Bhaviveka and Candrakirti share the LASu's views on the provisionality of the bucldha-nature dispensation. |
