Sentence examples for arguments to which from inspiring English sources

But he gently unearths the arguments for plural marriage, arguments to which anyone who admired the HBO series "Big Love" might be at least minimally receptive.

But more often, Friedman's comedy combines fine joke-writing with a nose for the faultlines in liberal arguments to which she is herself sympathetic.

It's one of those arguments to which one could raise all manner of intellectual and ideological objections, but the truth is I couldn't remember what any of them were when Murino arrived on screen.

For it is highly uncharitable to charge anyone who advances the sorts of arguments to which Moore alludes as having committed a logical fallacy.

And DeRose (1999, 2002) and Cohen (1999) argue that the prospects for explaining the relevant data via any kind of pragmatic or 'warranted assertability' manœuver are dim (arguments to which both Brown 2006 and Rysiew 2001, 2005, 2007 respond).

The traditional characterisation involves the use of problematic notions analyticity, necessity, and a priority and also fails to apply to many arguments to which defenders have affixed the label "ontological".

In the more abstruse realms of argument to which these theories sometimes lead, there is a fair amount of explaining to do.

After a violent argument to which the police were called, she left the rock singer Jackson Browne and began a relationship with John F Kennedy Jr that was to last three years.

The first necessary principle serves as an opening premise in the argument, to which Reid adds some empirical data.

The argument to which Anderson Cooper was referring was, "Look, I didn't start it".

Mulder wonders if this all happened because of their earlier argument, to which Scully replies that not everything is about him.