Sentence examples for argument emerged from inspiring English sources

Yet they hardly presented a united front.Three lines of argument emerged.

In newspaper editorials and interviews from Tokyo to Berlin and London, the argument emerged that the onus was now firmly on the United States to convince friend and foe alike that it had not resorted to practices once associated with the government of Saddam Hussein.

In sum, the social argument emerged with more frequency than the children' rights perspective.

This argument emerged much later than the One Over Many argument, but as we will see, it is widely thought to be more powerful.

A third more immediate antecedent to the Chinese Room argument emerged in early discussion of functionalist theories of minds and cognition.

That's where Pascrell's argument emerged, as he said the Syrian refugee problem "brings to mind" what is going on in the U.S. "We have four borders, and this is not a Latino problem, our immigration problem," Pascrell said.

Nevertheless, a central argument emerges.

Out of these contradictions, a play's argument emerges.

The fine-tuning argument emerges as a part of the powerful collection of evidences which support the existence of God.

Angus Jackson's fine production, adorned by an a cappella quartet, also ensures the argument emerges through the characters.

An argument emerges, via this constellation of data points: the narcissist is real, in no small part because we believe him to be so.