Sentence examples for argument poses from inspiring English sources

This argument poses a challenge to materialism by purporting to show that the proper sensibles cannot be reduced to properties or relations of more basic physical particles that lack these properties.

After the publication in 1982 of Saul Kripke's definitely unorthodox book, however, in which he suggested that the argument poses a sceptical problem about the whole notion of meaning, public or private, disputation conducted by Orthodox rules of engagement was largely displaced by a debate on the issues arising from Kripke's interpretation.

That argument posed a powerful quandary for the left.

It is really a commercial or pragmatic argument posing as an aesthetic and puritanical argument.

Never mind the inconvenience to this argument posed by women designers, or the hardly passive role played by female consumers.

The argument posed by the White House — that air operations and support of NATO's operations do not constitute war — has been rejected by members of both parties.

One argument posed at the event was that artists with brain disorders should be regarded not as peripheral to the art world but as integral to it, making contributions on their own or from outpatient centers.

Yesterday, Djokovic and Nadal added yet another bullet point to the argument posed here last week — that men's tennis is, currently, our most entertaining sport — and brought up a new one: Tennis players might be the best all-around athletes in any of the major sports.

However, the above argument posed by Wright Jr is not entirely new.

This is also a central argument posed by National Geographic explorer Wade Davis, author of a recent book which explores Imperial Metals' plans to open the Red Chris gold and copper mine in an area of BC known as the Sacred Headwaters.

Certainly, support for a public option depends on the order of questions, the language and the arguments posed for or against.