Sentence examples for a parallel argument from inspiring English sources

Iran is making a parallel argument.

Samih al-Maitah, Jordan's minister of information — also speaking before gas-price protests broke out — made a parallel argument.

Second, Mr Wright makes a parallel argument about biological evolution: it too moves towards greater complexity, and for the same basic reason.

A parallel argument between Emma and another woman about the relative merits of Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt — tireless painters of the female form, as is Emma herself — underlines the theme.

The Weekly Standard, another conservative beacon, made a parallel argument this weekend, calling the last two weeks "amateur hour in American diplomacy" marked by a "patently cynical effort to curry favor with the Saudi royal family, and thus theoretically buy a few months of relative quiet in the Middle East".

(A parallel argument from tropes is also available).

Matthew Bogdanos, the assistant district attorney who is prosecuting the case, made a somewhat parallel argument: that Mr. Combs's celebrity and arrogance had led to his crimes, since he and his entourage were waved into Club New York on West 43rd Street, where the shooting took place in the early hours of Dec. 27, 1999, with weapons tucked into their waistbands.

There is no parallel argument that a monitoring indicator might occur for clinical reasons but patient behaviour might be an important factor.

A parallel "easy argument" can be given for the abstractness of at least some propositions.

According to Dan Brown's parallel argument in The Da Vinci Code, Cameron's venture is so provocative he may now have to spend the rest of his life watching over his shoulder for homicidal albino monks.

And if we substitute that for Taylor's presupposition 5, the parallel argument is no longer sound.