Sentence examples for argument by which from inspiring English sources

We think it is unnecessary to follow in detail the elaborate argument by which it is sought to sustain these propositions.

Both the results of the research and the methodology (or the logical argument by which the results were achieved) must be reported.

I concur in the judgment of the court, but cannot agree to the principal argument by which it is supported in the opinion.

The lecture concludes with an examination of Nozick's well-known Wilt Chamberlain argument, by which he attempts to justify his claim that state-sponsored economic redistribution is unjust.

Millar's description of his fall is laceratingly honest, detailing every twist in the argument by which he convinced himself to take a step he had previously considered unthinkable.

The State of Wisconsin had come up with an argument by which Kidd could be convicted as a criminal: there is no right to strike.

It has now become incumbent on scientists to explain the process, the evidence and the arguments by which scientific progress is made.

The author of this article presents some arguments by which the systematic removal of the foreskin of the penis of male children is considered sexual mutilation founded on metaphysical sacrifice.

Ismāʿīlī theology supplied the arguments by which the Fāṭimids denied the ʿAbbāsid claim to the caliphate and asserted their own, and was thus a powerful weapon in their armoury.

Politics are what concern everyone, which is why "everyone" (i.e., those who create the "online chatter" and the "countless essays and arguments" by which Raftery measures importance) talks about politics.

No great change, to be effectual, safe, and permanent, can be achieved by a sudden impulse; the public mind, in this country, is somewhat sluggish in its movements, and requires continued reiteration to stamp it with the sense, the feeling, and the power of those arguments by which great changes are promoted.