Sentence examples for arguments attributed from inspiring English sources

24] I was struck by the arguments attributed to Francesca Angelo, medical director of the Family Planning Center in Mineola, and Karen Pearl, executive director of Planned Parenthood Nassau County, which provides abortions for pregnant women as part of what her organization claims is "full-option counseling" for pregnant women.

The arguments attributing the works to van Eyck are circumstantial and based mainly on the style and quality of the panels.

A different route to a kind of transcendental externalism can be found in the so-called "skeptical argument" attributed to Wittgenstein in Kripke (1982).

We first (section 2.1.1) sketch the Classical Argument, attributed to Williams on the standard reading of his article, and then (section 2.1.2) sketch an alternative argument that Williams may have intended instead.

Defense attorney Loran L. Lewis and his co-counsel called no witnesses, which Lewis in his closing argument attributed to Czolgosz's refusal to cooperate with them.

The argument attributing Shakespeare's plays to the Earl of Oxford is typical conspiracy theory.

This argument seems to have first surfaced on October 15th, in a speech by Bernanke and in a statement attributed to Paulson by the wire service Market News International.

A comparable form of transcendental argument is attributed to Emmanuel Levinas in Perpich 2008: 124 149.

But it is beyond contesting that some such argument, widely attributed to Hume, has been tremendously influential.

A similar argument is attributed to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism.

These and other catalogs of Rembrandt's paintings were considered unsatisfactory by the founders of the RRP because, as a rule, the arguments for attributing or not attributing Rembrandtesque paintings to Rembrandt were either entirely lacking or were summary in the extreme.