Sentence examples for a classic argument from inspiring English sources

Frank Jackson takes stock of a classic argument about qualia in the 1980s.

And you could tell, even before the movie, because it's a classic argument from no evidence, which invariably makes for bad history.

The killing of one inmate by another in prison for life has long been a classic argument for the death penalty by its supporters, who say that a stronger deterrent than another superfluous life sentence is needed for such inmates.

NAT is a classic argument in organizational sociology although it has been criticized as having imprecise definitions and lacking criteria for quantifying complexity.

In a classic argument Peter Singer describes a so-called easy rescue case in which an infant is drowning in a shallow pond.

In other words, by late 1998 Irelands economy seemed like a classic argument for an interest-rate hike, not the cutting-in-half imposed by the euro.

Despite being written in labyrinthine prose (by modern standards), Natural Theology remains an especially lucid exposition of the classic argument from design.

The Labourite wants to keep public spending up as long as economic recovery is uncertain — a classic Keynesian argument.

There's a classic rightwing argument of personal responsibility, but actually it's about your genes and your environment.

I have a grudging admiration for the way she takes a classic leftwing argument – don't trust the suits, they're in it for themselves – and uses it against the classically leftwing constituency of pro-choicers.

That dispute was a classic legal argument in which each side seems to be deeply concerned about legal principles, in this case about the proper role of the courts in reviewing the discretion of county canvassing boards.