Sentence examples for argument that much from inspiring English sources

These are tales that make no attempt to pass themselves off as being grounded in science – they're appealing fantasies – and there is an argument that much thinking about the multiverse should be treated exactly the same way.

"It's a very powerful argument that much that has gone wrong in our world is the consequence of forgetting that we are creatures rather than masters," Ivereigh said Monday.

But this would be to misunderstand the authors' argument that much of Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam have yet to engage with modernity (and where they have, say the authors, the hypothesis holds true).

But from this unpromising start, Stephen Holmes and Cass Sunstein, two of America's leading political and legal theorists, build a compelling argument that much political debate is distorted by false dichotomies especially in the United States where "rights talk" is the stuff of everyday politics.

In short, an argument that much of urban growth over the past decade or two has been technology driven in nature.

Reporting in tomorrow's issue of Nature, geochemist Stephen Parman of the University of Durham, United Kingdom, pulls together helium isotopic data from oceanic rocks to support the argument that much of today's continental rock formed in three or four planetary paroxysms between 1 billion and 3 billion years ago.

That is not an argument that carries much weight with the Farm Bureau.

That too is an argument that is much more familiar to Americans than it is to most people in relatively secular Europe.

Some residents said that they thought the effects — positive or negative — had been exaggerated in the heat of argument, and that much of the intense feeling was really just about the fear that nothing would be same afterward.

One difficulty with these arguments is that much of what we attempt to do in medicine to create treatments for disease could itself fit under a "drive to mastery" and might likewise question our commitment to being "open to the unbidden" (see Buchanan 2011).

So once again the arrogance, the caprice and the sheer chutzpah of Blatter has led to a scenario that will go on demanding huge amounts of time, energy and argument that could be much better expended elsewhere.