Sentence examples for argument suggesting that from inspiring English sources

He was advancing a specious cultural argument, suggesting that Japanese scientists should not be held to recognised international standards".

Judge Sweeney has appeared to dismiss that argument, suggesting that since Cardinal Law was a defendant, his status as corporation sole could make the archdiocese legally responsible.

Greene tweaks Mill's argument, suggesting that "being the satisfied fool is – or may be – better for the fool, while being Socrates is better for the rest of us".

Mr. Hanson disagrees with Mr. Diamond but amplifies Mr. Landes's argument, suggesting that culture, however admirable, creates a "very deadly reality" in the outcomes of war.

In later interviews, Chuck would make a more nuanced argument, suggesting that Elvis represented the racism of a music industry that oppressed black artists while making stars of white artists who played "black" music, but was not actually racist himself.

Mr. Ashcroft rejected that argument, suggesting that drug agents could easily discern the "important medical, ethical and legal distinctions between intentionally causing a patient's death and providing sufficient dosages of pain medication necessary to eliminate or alleviate pain".

Freud's argument suggests that belief in an unseen God may prepare the ground not only for science and literature and law but also for intense introspection.

The argument suggests that modernization by contrast has fundamentally represented the emancipation of the young from the shackles of tradition and conservative values.

These arguments suggests that brain metabolism approaches full glucose oxidation as the overall signaling activity decreases.

This argument suggested that by removing benefits, the wage demands of people previously on handouts fell.

That contemporary American realists have not made this argument suggests that they are in fact not realists at all.