Sentence examples for argument does not entail from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the denial of intrinsically real self in the argument does not entail a denial of conventionally real self.

Some defenders of same-sex marriage hold that their arguments do not entail recognizing polygamy, due to its oppressive effects on women (Wedgwood 1999).

The former is a purely intellectual response resulting from being convinced by the Madhyamaka arguments; it does not entail that phenomena will no longer appear as having svabhāva.

Even though quantification over mathematical entities is indispensable to our best theories of the world (thus, the deflationary nominalist accepts the second premise of the argument), this fact does not entail that these entities exist.

If understanding concepts and arguments involves knowledge that does not entail beliefs, the skeptics may be taken to have such knowledge.

However, let's assume that the defenders of the Direct Argument are right that (18) does not entail (21).

Realism about "high" and "low" does not entail realism about non-prudential value, so the argument might go.

Middle Knowledge does not entail the falsehood of any premise of the basic argument.

Even when bolstered by evolutionary considerations of continuity between the species, the arguments are vulnerable, for the mere fact that humans have a trait does not entail that our closest relatives must have that trait too.

More importantly, since weak representationalism does not entail strong, opponents may offer serious nonrhetorical answers to the argument's concluding rhetorical question.

If he is right, then the power to cause one's actions in the self-determining way does not entail the power to do or choose otherwise Frankfurt's argument has persuaded many, but remains highly controversial.