Sentence examples for argument learning from inspiring English sources

Her "part personal memoir and part medical argument", Learning from the Voices in My Head, was recently published.

(The producers' argument: Learn from the mistakes of our protagonist to resist the seductive ways of that dark, handsome stranger).

They seem to have used arguments learned in the biology class.

That's why there's a very good argument for learning to translate ingredient labels and mastering the rudiments of "skin speak" to avoid costly mistakes or redundancies.

It is a dialogue of persuasion, and argument, and learning.

Design is to communicate, and this communication is not a monologue but a dialogue of persuasion, argument, and learning.

Let us first consider the sequential-decision argument for learning in response to new evidence by Bayesian conditionalisation, as it serves as a useful comparison for other sequential arguments.

He wasn't going to be an academic superstar, but he was on his way to making better, more articulate arguments and learning how to summon evidence, on his way to moving with less fear and more freedom through the world of the text.

Children, the argument goes, learn by observing and then emulating — which becomes a problem when films depict visceral thrills without considering their human costs.

"Find the red herrings of the anti-control argument and learn to discuss them patiently.

"So let us debate how we shape our argument and if learning from the Scottish experience points to a more distinct Labour yes campaign then we should establish that.