Sentence examples for arguments involving from inspiring English sources

The release said that arguments involving payment "could turn violent," but offered no examples.

Techniques of formal logic (also called symbolic logic) were developed for a very large class of arguments involving words such as and, or, not, some, all, and, in modal logic, possibly (or possible) and necessarily (or necessary).

Vitoria's arguments, involving the application of moral principles, led to his being often consulted by the emperor Charles V. In 1530 the empress wrote to ask him about the divorce of King Henry VIII of England, and this led him to give a course of lectures on matrimony.

When you read a sentence like that, you realize that the text of Wieseltier's piece and of Sullivan's reply, and of Wieseltier's reply to the reply, does not begin to explain their tone; this is a larger argument, or collection of arguments, involving the history of several countries and the two men's own history with each other and it's a good guess as to which is most comprehensible.

But arguments involving conditionals can satisfy CPP without satisfying PPP.

Now Adams extends this consequence to arguments involving conditionals.

Their arguments involve the nature of the cable medium.

But these arguments involve false assumptions about knowledge.

Some of the arguments involved in its creation are preserved in the Federalist Papers, a series of polemical essays written in a white heat during the ratification process.

Most of those arguments involve urging the rest of the country not to follow California in a partial deregulation of the market, with disastrous results.

Political philosophy, branch of philosophy that is concerned, at the most abstract level, with the concepts and arguments involved in political opinion.