Sentence examples for argument of where from inspiring English sources

But for now, Apple gives a persuasive argument of where we could be heading.

The old argument of where to draw line between freedom of expression and dangerous rhetoric is now being tested in ways that we couldn't have imagined just a year ago. .

Candida Moss, of Notre Dame, one of the more outspoken scholars of early Christian history, reminds us that England went to civil war over "an argument of where you put the altar in the church".

The moves toward schism in various mainline denominations (including my own PC (USA)) because of arguments of where the velvet rope should be placed as far as ordination is concerned, is part of this same phenomenon.

If people systematically make errors in their decisionmaking, then doesn't that open up a need for the government to step in and fix things?I've never quite understood this argument, of course; where are we getting the human beings who make the decisions for the government?

Colored dots mark corrected steps with respect to time and argument of latitude, where the color indicates the step size.

Realitarians base their conclusions on facts and valid arguments, regardless of where they sit on the political spectrum.

The advert says it supports the core argument of a film where a man who eats burgers for 30 days piles on weight to such a health damaging extent that his doctors order him to stop eating them.

The guiding argument of their collaboration, "Where God Lives in the Human Brain" (Pilgrim; $22.95), is that our cerebral circuitry provides a Rosetta stone that will allow us not only to decipher how we experience religion but also to decode God's attributes and intentions.

It can also act as an argument of 'float', specifying where the resulting location of the book on account of the floating.

2. This thesis is developed at great length in the wax argument of Mediation 2, where he argues that any knowledge of a material object will necessarily bring with it knowledge of oneself.