Sentence examples for a parallel claim from inspiring English sources

A parallel claim is made of moral discrimination.

But if an opponent already grants the initial claim about white horses, then the move to a parallel claim about black horses is trivial and would be performing no meaningful rhetorical work in a debate (bian).

I have defended a parallel claim: that we could permissibly use biomedical technologies to enhance our moral capacities, for example by attenuating certain counter-moral emotions.

It follows this claim with a parallel claims about mingnames.

A parallel US claim was previously rejected out of hand by a judge, who noted that Rowling's book stretched to 734 pages while Willy the Wizard was just 16.

Another, parallel claim — what might be called the insurrectionist one — insists that guns are necessary to enforce a constitutional right to threaten and subvert the duly elected government as gun owners might see fit.

There is no more reason to deny this, he says, than there is to deny the parallel claim for solidity and liquidity.

While in the case of the door, using the key was necessary for opening it, no parallel claim seems to work for (ii): in the natural reading of this statement, my screaming is not necessary for your touching me.

Yet if the motivational internalism one embraces for moral claims has a parallel for pain claims, then this argument must be wrong (assuming it is true of some experiences that they are painful).

But in May, that same judge ruled that the intern's parallel claims under New York State's wage laws could not proceed as a class action.

He says that the new figures "may affect the parallel claims process".