Sentence examples for argued form from inspiring English sources

He also developed the distinction between anima (feminine) and animus (masculine), which he argued form each and everyone's true inner selves in different proportions.

The globular clusters, he argued, form a giant skeleton around the disk of the Milky Way Galaxy, and the system is thus immensely larger than was previously thought, its total extent measuring nearly 100,000 light-years.

Americans should join that effort, Mr. Tariq argued, forming small groups to help Pakistan rebuild and improve human ties between the two nations.

Millar, whose Marvel Ultimates comics, some argue, form the spine of the current Marvel Cinematic Universe, continues to find virtue in very basic, adolescent "could you just imagine if?" narrative exploration.

This, we argue, forms the cognitive basis of the observed language impairment in this family.

US crime writer Sara Paretsky has argued this form of violence reflects sexism in society.

But here, in "The Flâneur," as in the novels, it can be argued that form and substance are happily married.

Anomalous eutectics are argued to form due to the remelting of the primary solid during solidification of deeply undercooled eutectic alloy melts.

As we have argued, some form of plant swarming can be recognized at levels encompassing roots and root systems.

Novopharm admitted infringement of Form 2, but argued that the Form 2 patent was inherently anticipated in the Form 1 patent, since their attempts to prepare Form 1 according to Example 32 led to Form 2.

Mr. Orszag argued that forming a panel could buy the administration support for more stimulus measures and time to write a deficit plan.