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

A different sort of argument from physics looks not to theories positing backwards causation, but rather to the lack of any relevant asymmetries (temporal or otherwise) in advanced physics.

It might well be the case that certain goods are preferable to others, even though there is no single scale of value by means of which to rank them, but showing this would seem to require a different sort of argument than the one Golding presents.

See Strandberg & Björklund (2013) for a different sort of experimentally-motivated argument against internalism.

An entirely different sort of argument against the conventionality thesis has been given by Malament (1977), who argues that standard synchrony is the only simultaneity relation that can be defined, relative to a given inertial frame, from the relation of (symmetric) causal connectibility.

Watching "Suffragette," I sensed that the onesidedness of its argument was rooted in a different sort of fear — that of giving aid and comfort to the enemy, of passing ammunition across the lines of ongoing battles.

A different sort of response is to reject the causal principles on which the argument is based.

The essence of the Wanniski argument was that each political party needed to be a different sort of Santa Claus.

I made a different sort of mistake.

A different sort of announcement.

Paul Simon contemplates a different sort of travel.

It's a different sort of mind".