Sentence examples for argument arising from inspiring English sources

Greater help is to be found in a separate line of argument, arising from the nature of EU citizenship.

However, there is a flaw in Austin's argument, arising from its dependence on contraposition.

A discussion, not quite an argument, arose over what was making which sounds.

When the normative argument arises here, it has a humanitarian dimension.

The argument arose on a day of drama in Westminster as the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, and pop star Bob Geldof clashed in the middle of the Thames in boats campaigning for and against remaining in the EU.

Across the table, a friendly argument arose between an elderly man, who was seated, and a younger man, who was standing near the door, over parking spots in the synagogue driveway.

Others opposed to negative reviewing including Laura Miller (a close friend of mine), at Salon, whose argument arises from her conviction that ordinary readers don't really care about literary culture — that there's no longer a cultural context in which a negative review could really matter.

What incentive does anyone have to keep the movie alive and vibrant?" In the end, even if much of the argument arises from the emotional issues surrounding yet another major change to intellectual property law, it is now likely to be settled by the Supreme Court's interpretation of the act's constitutionality.

The hole argument arose when these questions were asked in the context of modern spacetime physics.

On the one hand, the argument arises from human curiosity as to why there is something rather than nothing or than something else.

Other than that, it's mainly just of mathematical interest, but you can expect it to figure in the run-up to the 2016 assembly elections when the old "who will be first minister?" argument arises.