Sentence examples for arguments to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

A leading representative of the former group, W.H. Dray, not only constructed a series of arguments to demonstrate the deficiencies of the covering-law theory but further proposed an alternative conception of "rational explanation," which it was suggested fitted many of the familiar ways whereby historians seek to render the past intelligible.

Ultimately, Kant will also seek to reveal the very specific formal fallacies that vitiate the metaphysical arguments, to demonstrate that (although they have the appearance of soundness) the positions in each case are implicitly grounded in, or deploy, dialectical uses of terms and concepts, misapplications of principles, and conflations of appearances with things in themselves.

He provides various arguments to demonstrate the existence of a type of knowledge that is self-evident, a priori and unmediated through any type of abstraction and representation of forms, whether it be through an image, a form, a notion or an attribute of the self.

Interestingly, this current overview provides some arguments to demonstrate the low clinical virulence of pdm influenza (H1N1/09)v, in a context of a public health response focused on the prompt identification of clinical cases and managing clusters of infections with widespread use of anti-influenza drugs.

At the same time he distils the poetry into this vile stock, setting out a careful and reasoned argument to demonstrate that Eliot was involved in a radical revaluation of aesthetic rules.

Lately in [2], Pankov and Rothos employed Nehari manifolds approach and the Mountain Pass argument to demonstrate the existence of solutions in the discrete nonlinear Schrödinger equation with saturable nonlinearity.

It took their persuasive argument to demonstrate how forced many of the genome trees are.

First of all, anyone who wants to maintain some kind of indeterminism regarding the future, may be confronted with some standard arguments in favor of logical determinism, i.e., arguments designed to demonstrate that there are no future contingents at all.

We find these eight arguments insufficient to demonstrate that Nebraska's law needs no health exception.

But the point of these arguments is to demonstrate that there can be a traversable path, an evolutionary process, from, say, bacteria, to us (with our moral intuitions) that doesn't at any point require that the evolutionary process itself have a purpose.

SD arguments purport to demonstrate that chaos in classical systems can amplify quantum fluctuations due to sensitivity to the smallest changes in initial conditions.