Sentence examples for adduced the from inspiring English sources

Chaucer adduced the power of love in "The Franklin's Tale" by considering all the women who killed themselves rather than submit to lechery.

Athenagoras adduced the first rational apologetic for God's simultaneous unity and trinity by suggesting multiple persons in a single nature and potency.

Most of the other countries that have made big investments in high-speed lines, such as China, Italy and Spain, have likewise adduced the supposed benefits to regional development.Yet Britain's infrastructure demands are different from other countries'.

Notably, Csikszentmihalyi adduced the possibility that some creative people pursue flow as a form of escapism, insofar as immersion in the creative process provides them with feelings of comfort or control.

Many writers have adduced the idea of "mourning" as a key to Richter's sensibility, often with reference to his series of sensationally gloomy paintings, from photographs, on the deaths of members of the Baader-Meinhof gang.

"In the panel's opinion, on the basis of the evidence adduced, the presence of clenbuterol was more likely caused by the ingestion of a contaminated food supplement".

He adduces the following graph derived from the Kaiser Family Foundation's April report on the subject:This graph surprised me.

ii) We have made it clear that we are keeping the diamond, adducing the best arguments to support our contention".

Mancunians, I found recently, still adduce the Happy Mondays when pressed to say what is distinctive about their home.

Finally, the editorial describes Israel's prime minister as a "master manipulator" without adducing the slightest evidence to support this charge.

As for bowling first tomorrow, that is still a calculated risk and it would be wiser to look up and not down to adduce the evidence.