Sentence examples for I shall argue from inspiring English sources

This is so, at least, with the possible exception of the limit case P(a) = 0, as I shall argue below.

Indoctrination, which often carries a negative connotation, is not without an important place in character education, or so I shall argue.

I shall argue that Russell had a considerable influence on Moore's ethical doctrines and that some of Moore's key ideas were developed in the course of ongoing debates with Russell.

The argument need not resist all empirical support, however, as I shall indicate.

I shall indicate, in brackets, some prominent lines of criticism that have been put forward in the debate.

Some Stoics consider 'something' the first genus, and I shall add the reason why they do.

The prevailing (or orthodox) response has been a resounding 'No.' But an important minority of philosophers, whom I shall call 'the intentional-object' theorists, have argued for a positive response to the question.

I shall not here enter into the debate over whether it was Frege's criticism that turned Husserl away from psychologism (cf. Kusch 1995, 12 13).

Consider what I will argue is an apt analogy.

… It is, therefore, only with idealistic arguments that I am concerned; … I shall have proved that Idealists have no reason whatever for their conclusion" (Philosophical Studies, pp. 2 f).

So I shall here focus on the question of whether the moral case is in some way unique even though the more promising strategy here might be to argue that in these other cases some sort of reductive (albeit perhaps non-analytic) account is available after all.