Sentence examples for adducing as from inspiring English sources

He thinks his songs are "pretty samey", saying: "I know when I've pumped one out: 'Oh fuck, this really sounds like a Destroyer song'", and adducing as further evidence the existence of a Destroyer drinking game, devised by fans around the time of 2006's Rubies, in which a shot is taken whenever apparently common themes in his music and lyrics recur.

mimkha, adding that "la forme est typiquement mishnique" ( DJD II, p. 127), and adducing as support for this view M.H. Segal's treatment of the expression hem with suffixes in his Grammar of Mishnaic Hebrew, p. 144.

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

The article says: "Performance anxiety is adduced as one of the main reasons musicians use alcohol".

Such behaviour was adduced as further evidence that Love's life had, once again, spun hopelessly out of control.

Such matters were once adduced as proof of Jeffersonian hypocrisy or as an argument about his inflated stature.

Still, Ernest Hemingway is often adduced as a quasi-Minimalist novelist, and all manner of lesser authors attempted a stark, elliptical prose style.

Their refusal to publish such cartoons cannot be adduced as proof of cowardice, nor as a sign that they capitulated to intimidation.

Since the album is full of gently off-kilter arrangements and close vocal harmonies, the Beach Boys are often adduced as a reference point.

But I do want to contest the bizarre idea that, in principle, suicides could not be adduced as evidence against the changes in the welfare system.

The fretting grinds on and on, as each worry is adduced as evidence that the democratic process itself has been brought low.