Sentence examples for a tenable view from inspiring English sources

I would think that is a tenable view, anyway, and especially in light also of the concerns about Section 5. MR. BOIES.

Saving the core of the simple picture, pleasure as a relatively unmediated momentary experience, as an ingredient in a tenable view, in this way, however, abandons the obviousness of pleasure's nature, goodness, and explanatory role in motivation that complete introspective transparency was supposed to give.

"This isn't a tenable position for you to take, in my view," Mr. Carnes wrote.

But, he says, acceptance by society of atheism as a tenable position is growing.

But he still had a tenable position until he played 21... f5; 21... g6 would have been better.

You have to understand that they're not in a tenable position".

Frege's argument for mathematical Platonism boils down to the assertion that it is the only tenable view of mathematics.

That is, platonists think we have to believe in abstract objects, because (a) there are good reasons for thinking that things like numbers and universals exist, and (b) the only tenable view of these things is that they are abstract objects.

Moreover, tenable views of "good" and "bad" that arose in the last few centuries are being radically challenged, most notably by the societal shifts spurred by digital media.

If arguments like the ones we've been discussing here are cogent, then sentences like '3 is prime' are not about physical or mental objects, and therefore, psychologism and immanent realism are not tenable views of mathematics.

Demand destruction in oil consumption is a tenable point of view, abetted by the sloughing off of worldwide gross domestic product momentum.