Sentence examples for a different line of argument from inspiring English sources

The children of Rousseau followed a different line of argument.

Leaving aside whether Northwestern ought to reconsider putting the lab it wants elsewhere in Streeterville, as the neighborhood is called, a long history of architecture points toward a different line of argument.

No one writes news stories praising leaders because bridges continue to stand.Yesterday, the New York Times took a different line of argument, noting that old infrastructure is often patched up repeatedly, because new projects are daunting in their scope and expense.

A different line of argument, which has no direct analogue in the case of haecceitism, appeals to combinatorial principles regarding the nature of modality.

A different line of argument (Horgan 1994; Loar 1990; Lycan 1990; Hill 1997, Hill and McLaughlin 1999, Balog 1999) maintains that, while generally the conceivability of a scenario entails its possibility, scenarios involving zombies stand as important exceptions.

Following a different line of argument, but one that endorsed the practical value of focusing on reducing crime opportunities, James Q Wilson (1975) stated that if criminologists persisted in framing theories in terms of "causes" that could not be changed (e.g. maternal deprivation or relative deprivation), they would be consigned to policy irrelevance.

Essential analytical categories will be the different lines of arguments, the various levels of the discourses and the diverse discourse positions[60].

We then built a line-of-argument synthesis, which interpreted relationships between the concepts.

3. Lines-of-argument synthesis (LOA) involves building a general interpretation grounded in the findings of the separate studies.

The different approaches taken by the two reviewers converged, yielding similar constructs, and we formed the following line-of-argument describing our interpretation of the literature.

Its first wave of thinkers -- people like Irving Kristol (often referred to as "the godfather of neoconservatism"), his wife, the historian Gertrude Himmelfarb, the sociologist James Q . Wilsonand the art critic Hilton Kramer -- often sided with traditional (or paleo) conservatives on policy questions but offered strikingly different lines of argument.