Sentence examples for and to the argument from inspiring English sources

But then he refers to the suggested role of autism-spectrum disorder, formerly known as Asperger's, in John LaDue's case, and to the argument that a person willing to consider a horrific act has a lack of empathy.

Instead, a 14-page decision accepted as grounds for appeal the failure by the trial court to exclude a single, potentially biased juror and to the argument that Huguely was denied a right to counsel when one of his lawyers became ill during the trial in Charlottesville last summer.

There isn't any symmetry here; my side of the debate is actually paying attention both to the numbers and to the arguments of the other side, while the Very Serious People only listen to each other.

He is sympathetic both to the arguments of those who deny that God can make matter subsist independently of form and to the arguments of those who claim he can.

Taken together, the cries all hark back to attacks made in the 1970s and since in books like The Transsexual Empire by Janice Raymond, and to the arguments against the normalizing of same-sex desire throughout earlier decades.

The combination of the two adds weight and validity to the argument – and makes reparations harder to dismiss, yet again, as "crazy talk".

A project engineer uses engineering skills to bring judgment to decisions and to understand the arguments and rationale that other engineers present.

Some see the use of data as pointless and refer to the argument that the figures and data tell you nothing about the child or the pupil.

They are right to support Iraq's new government and to make the argument for democracy elsewhere in the Arab world.

One might, though, prefer to avoid all mention of bringing about, and to rephrase the argument in terms of counterfactuals.

The cumulative figures of nonfatal traffic injuries need to be publicized and added to the argument for measures to increase the safety of our streets.