| His magnanimity in discharging his epistemic duty, moreover, magnifies the admirability of his response. |
| I will tell you about humility that demands exploring in the domain of taste, a domain that depends on our senses, our feelings that are as full of admirability as they lack perfection. |
| But this no more affects Mark's blameworthiness than the evil demon's threat affects an object's admirability. |
| If so, perhaps both continuity and connection, or perhaps continuity and admirability, are needed. |
