Sentence examples for argue true from inspiring English sources

Even then, some would argue, true reconciliation was not achieved.

Misled by the presuppositions of modern philosophy, aesthetics overlooks that more primordial level of human existence where, Heidegger will argue, true art inconspicuously accomplishes its ontologically-revolutionary work.

Trungpa (1973) argues true compassion has the potential to appear cruel or ruthless.

As Socrates argues, true beliefs are unreliable, because they behave like the statues of Daedalus that easily run away as long as they are not tied down.

Moreover, as Frege (1892) had argued, true factual identities such as "Morning Star = Evening Star" do not state synonymies; if they did, any competent speaker of the language would be aware of their truth.

What's true of evolution, I would argue, is true of all of nature.

But others argue that true crime podcasts have helped to add a layer of complexity and nuance to the genre of true crime reporting, and argue that media attention, no matter how intense, is nothing new for the legal system.

Of course, they could argue like true lovers too.

McAfee and Symantec argue that true deliverance from malicious software requires more commitment — and more money.

We argue that true integration is achievable only if natural sciences and social sciences are each robust and if they meet eye to eye.

Richard Cobden and a rail viaduct are unbeatable.JEREMY LEFROY, JANET LEFROYMoshi, TanzaniaKinnock and BransonSIR You are right to argue for true aviation liberalisation ("Open the skies", September 11th).