Sentence examples for a general argument of from inspiring English sources

They argue that Putnam's "just more theory" talk is merely supposed to highlight the theoretical inadequacy of several particular theories of reference; it's not supposed to provide a general argument of the type sketched above (Anderson 1993; Douven 1999; Haukioja 2001).

She disagrees that we should treat these imperialist attitudes sympathetically: "There's a general argument of saying that they were the product of their time, and you can't fault them because that's how things were – but I don't really like that argument, because anyone can be liberal at any point".

Marquis's account, which is centered on the concept of a fetus's "future of value," aims to be a general argument for the immorality of abortion, but one which acknowledges classic hard cases such as rape, incest and the endangerment of a mother's life.

In addition there is a general argument for the consistency of the histories approach in Ch. 16 of Griffiths (2002a).

However, this has to be examined on a per-case basis since there does not seem to exist a general argument for the singularity structure of the final equation.

Stability of Pollicott Ruelle resonances for Anosov maps has been established by Blank Keller Liverani [23] and Liverani [169], following a very general argument of Keller Liverani [155].

Also in 2011, Braverman and Karpuz [7] investigated equation (1.2) in the case of a general argument (τ is not assumed monotone) and proved the following.

Nevertheless, it is useful to sketch a general argument against the legalisation and institutionalisation of torture.

In deriving these latter results we introduce various concepts of "simulating" a general argument system by a restricted class so allowing any argument system to be translated to one which has both bounded degree and is planar.

A general argument can be made for the wrongness of giving children false expectations, or breaking promises, or being unreliable and so forth.

In the absence of a convincing general argument for narrow content in cognitive science, or a general argument against wide content, it is useful to look at actual cases of scientific theories and see if they invoke wide or narrow contents.