Sentence examples for arguments conceived from inspiring English sources

However, as we shall see, transcendental arguments conceived of in this ambitious form have struggled to live up to this promise, though they still have their devotees.

The other remedy is Bonaventure's adaptation of Anselm's argument conceived as a philosophical argument on behalf of a metaphysical postulate.

As Gilbert proposes, this is an emotional argument, but not necessarily one that requires fundamentally different criteria of assessment than arguments traditionally conceived.

Our interpretation of the evidence about how the experience of multimorbidity relates to self-management of multimorbidity led to a line of argument that conceived multimorbidity as a state of complexity that is often strategically self-managed by marshalling medical and behavioural resources to preserve self-identity and prevent further decline.

His moral and philosophical arguments are well conceived.

In doing so, we provide an argument for conceiving design as a deliberative enterprise.

Similarly, some Jewish thinkers took exception to Mendelssohn's Jerusalem, or on Religious Power and Judaism and its argument for conceiving Judaism as a religion founded upon reason alone.

Following that, I present my argument for conceiving health as the capability to achieve a basic set of capabilities and functionings.

The upshot would always be a beautifully structured and wonderfully conceived argument in which ideas about the most abstract topics were seamlessly woven together.

Static and repetitive, it's essentially just an extended argument between thinly conceived characters who are dim retreads of familiar Williams types: the brutish yet sensitive man and the manipulative seductress with a bent for lyrical language.

On the other hand he had no patience at all for shoddy thinking or mediocre science, and could cut down a poorly conceived argument in a heartbeat.