Sentence examples for adduced up from inspiring English sources

Of course, all of the texts adduced up to this point could accommodate the view that for Leibniz perceptions or perceptual states function as efficient causes, for while the terms 'consequence' and 'derivantur', for instance, do not entail efficient causation, they are still compatible with it.

Having adduced Plato, I might as well up the pretension ante with Goethe.

In a follow-up study that drew upon the same data set (Longo, Schuur, Kammers, Tsakiris, & Haggard, 2009), they adduced further evidence suggesting that disownership can be a significant component of the illusion.

"Adduced" is the sticking point.

(A line oddly not adduced by Eszterhas).

"The evidence adduced in this case gives the court little hope that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg or any of his senior leadership has any intention of stepping up to the task of ending discrimination at the F.D.N.Y.," Judge Garaufis wrote.

It adduced "Nature's God" and also the "Creator".

Indeed, no evidence for life beyond Earth has been adduced.

But no definitive examples of his work can be adduced.

Using principles adduced by the French physicist Denis Papin and others, Savery patented (1698) a machine consisting of a closed vessel filled with water into which steam under pressure was introduced, forcing the water to a higher level; when the water was expelled, a sprinkler condensed the steam, producing a vacuum capable of drawing up more water through a valve below.

Some of the strongest arguments in favour of chess can easily be adduced as evidence against.