Sentence examples for argument meant from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The way to frame a Supreme Court argument meant to persuade Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is to talk about liberty.

She then pressed Cooper on whether his argument meant that sterile heterosexual couples should not be permitted to wed because they cannot have children.

And if it does require this, then, contrary to Kant's own insistence, the argument of Groundwork II does not appear to be merely an analytic argument meant simply to establish the content of the moral law.

While running afoul of this constraint does not provide reason to think the argument at issue unsound, it appears a reasonable constraint on a skeptical argument meant to produce reflectively justified belief in a conclusion in virtue of its following from justified premises.

This, too, seems arbitrary, although it makes sense as a step in an argument meant to show that "if (or insofar as) Western political leaders are intending to frighten people for their own political advantage, then (to that extent) they are committing the same core wrong that is distinctively associated with terrorism" (Goodin 2006: 2006

Australian philosopher Douglas Gasking (1911 1994) developed a version of the ontological argument meant to prove God's non-existence.

Evidence means little to the average voter; reasoned argument means even less.

The argument means Cadbury's could be free to introduce a rival breakable bar in the UK.

What this economic argument means for Amazon is trickier still, because there is so much more to the e-book economy than some are reading into it.

I really don't know what "advancing the liberal argument" means, except that it is supposed to make us feel warm all over.

Talking heads are discussing whether or not they are friends, and what their recent argument means to the future of the franchise.