Sentence examples for a fictional argument from inspiring English sources

The version of this argument known to Simplicius represents Zeno as engaged in a fictional argument with Protagoras, wherein he makes the point that if a large number of millet seeds makes a sound (for example, when poured out in a heap), then one seed or even one ten-thousandth of a seed should also make its own sound (for example, in that process) (Simp. in Ph. 1108.18 28).

The fictional argument has the feel of a real, remembered one, outside the book.

In the interest of tabloid journalism, which profits from the chaos and scandal it conjures and injects into people's lives and their subsequent humiliation, the truth is reduced to representing just one side of the fictional argument.

When accusing a player/defending oneself players may choose to rely on fictional arguments, citing alibis and fictional past events.

It also inspired a fictional parody, dinner party arguments in Manhattan, an Asia Society round up, and a psychological analysis from a mental health professional.

In an interview with Nicky Clark, a British advocate for the rights of disabled people, Mr. Gervais said "there is no argument" here, adding: "Derek is a fictional character and is defined by his creator.

Curry based this argument in large part on the supposed global warming 'pause', which is itself a fictional creation.

Its success also inspired an ongoing argument about what it meant that so many white viewers were choosing to spend so much time with a fictional family that was black, rich, and content.

But this a fictional dilemma.

This is a fictional royal family.

Specifically, Freud as a fictional character.