Sentence examples for arguments of this sort from inspiring English sources

The field of formal statistics explores myriad refinements of arguments of this sort.

Arguments of this sort often have a troubling vagueness to them.

What does anything Henry Ford does matter to me?" The argument was taking the course that arguments of this sort are bound to take.

(Arguments of this sort are sometimes called "Leibniz-law arguments," after a metaphysical principle formulated by the German philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz [1646 1716]: if x = y, then whatever is true of x must also be true of y).

French rejectionists have sometimes seemed to question the very concept of free trade within a single market a principle that dates back to the Treaty of Rome in 1957.The yes campaign's response to arguments of this sort—"But this was all agreed in 1992 or 1957"—has not worked.

Both Putnam and Kripke take arguments of this sort to generalize to natural kind terms.

It may help put things in perspective to recall that an argument of this sort was already being conducted at the very birth of western culture.

The argument of this sort that made the most noise was written in April of this year for HuffPo by "bestselling thriller writer Jason Pinter," who had once worked in book publishing and had a hard time getting the O.K. on books for men.

(Jubien (1993: 41 42) discusses an argument of this sort).

For an argument of this sort see Young (1995).

An argument of this sort has been articulated by Gerald Gaus and Kevin Vallier (Gaus 2012, Gaus and Vallier, 2009, Vallier, 2014).