Sentence examples for argument bears from inspiring English sources

Superficially, the simulation argument bears some resemblance to the one made by René Descartes, in the seventeenth century, that there could be an undetectable "evil demon" shaping our perceptions.

As we shall see, this argument bears a strong resemblance to Malebranche's most persuasive argument for global occasionalism, the "conservation is but continuous creation" argument.

It should be noted that Leibniz's argument bears a certain affinity with the ontological argument that Gödel gives, insofar as it also seeks to demonstrate the possibility of a being having all simple, positive properties.

The public interest argument bears repeating, too.

Nevertheless, the initial argument bears merit, thus we proceeded further to refine the proposed algorithmic approach.

But none of these arguments bear scrutiny.

Such arguments bear weight when comparing quarterbacks across historical eras, and there are examples of passers who made their way to the top of the career leader boards that way.

Excessive debt is the main argument the bears still hug.

Robert's argument is borne out of colonial apologism and ignorance.

The Economist remains against torture in principle; but any argument must bear in mind evidence to the contrary.

But Mr. Lowenfels' argument is borne out by Merrill Lynch's recent payment of $400,000 to settle a case brought against it and its high-profile Internet analyst, Henry Blodget.