Sentence examples for argument survive from inspiring English sources

Moderate anti-intellectualism has been thought (by, e.g., David Lewis 1990 and Laurence Nemirow 1990) to undercut the so-called "knowledge-argument" in the philosophy of mind (see Jackson 1986) for a classic formulation), though Yuri Cath (2009) argues that similar worries about the argument survive even on some prominent intellectualist views.

It was unclear however, why, so long as God is possible, the Ontological Argument survives the familiar criticisms of Aquinas.

This is usually explained by Hergé's "naivety", as an author of children's comics (a defence also used for P.G. Wodehouse).Alas, none of those arguments survive a reading of a biography of Hergé by Philippe Goddin, published in 2007.

Western notions of human rights are deemed out of place and unwanted, so the argument runs.The surviving octet of monarchies is strengthened by economic and strategic factors.

In other public services with protected budgets, old arguments have survived for longer.

Yet none of this was done with ill-will; like their mentor, they loved argument and disputation, and to survive the intellectual cauldron of Bielefeld could be a heady experience for the outsider.

Today, Judge Jackson issued his conclusions of law, and it was clear from the scope and tone of the decision that the judge shared Mr. Klein's strategic vision about the importance of trying to build legal arguments that could survive appeal.

One week postoperatively it becomes clear that the patient will not survive; arguments for and against withdrawing life-supporting treatment are provided (Table 3).

"The relationships between our peoples, the shared values, the shared commitment to democracy -- those things are so deep that they have survived arguments in the past and they will survive this argument," he said.

"I'm not sure our marriage can survive this argument," I admit.

Competition will survive, this argument goes, based on technological advances like wireless phones.