Sentence examples for adducing a from inspiring English sources

Mr Desmond vigorously denies being simply a hatchet-wielding asset-stripper, adducing a big investment in a new printing plant, among others.

The current study focuses on the onset of toluene ototoxicity acutely in the guinea pig and in adducing a mechanism of effect.

Ask more of markets, he's saying, adducing a policy to roll out the living wage as a way to get companies to reduce the state's bill subsidising low pay.

But he adduces a mass of evidence to support it.

Harrison's work adduces a novel canon of modern art.

I remember Christopher's thrill at having adduced a key connection between Wilde and Wodehouse.

Cohen adduces a more precise criterion: the discourse must be not only unclear but unclarifiable.

An alief is an automatic or habitual belief-like attitude that adduces a predictable associative response.

They have their differences of emphasis, their particular interpretations; they may, occasionally, adduce a new scrap of information.

Writers in the show's handsome brochure are at pains to adduce a present-day relevance for Red Decade art.

But the stereotype of the hippie adduces a fair amount of naïveté and aimlessness, and these qualities are entirely absent.