Sentence examples for argument endorsed from inspiring English sources

Most recently this has manifested in the argument (endorsed by Donald Trump) that the answer to school shootings is armed teachers.

One argument endorsing the change is that women drove donkeys in Koranic times, with a television cleric noting in recent days that handling a donkey was actually harder than driving a vehicle.

An early line of defense against these arguments, endorsed primarily but not exclusively by a priori functionalists, is known as the "Ability Hypothesis".

(The administration's argument was endorsed by Justice Clarence Thomas).

That argument is endorsed by central bankers, who say austerity measures will raise confidence by reassuring Europeans that government finances are sound.

Versions of the argument are endorsed in papers by the physicist Wim Rietdijk (1966, 1976) and the philosopher Hilary Putnam (1967), but the presentation here will be based on an example found in Roger Penrose's book, The Emperor's New Mind.

These arguments were endorsed during the early 1950s by the Hungarian-born psychiatrist Martin Roth, who trained under Aubrey Lewis in the 1940s and shared his interest in old age psychiatry.

For example, some might agree that we do have some knowledge by acquaintance and appeal to such knowledge in the dualism debate in the philosophy of mind (see the entry on qualia: the knowledge argument), without endorsing the claim that all knowledge or justified belief must depend, ultimately, on acquaintance.

Instead, they have opted to issue opinions that reject some arguments, endorse others but stop short of a final ruling. .

Essentially the same argument has been endorsed by many other writers.

The most frequently endorsed argument against the use of placebos concerned the deception it implied vis-à-vis the patient: 45% of the participants agreed with this argument regarding pure placebos, and 24% regarding impure placebos (p < 0.001 for pure vs. impure placebos).