Sentence examples for arguments which expand from inspiring English sources

These arguments, which expand to include other characters, never have the stiffness of conscious debate.

Judging from their new book, "Break Through," which expands their argument in favor of a new approach to the urgent problem of global warming while continuing to go after former allies with gusto, it's a status they clearly relish.

Poincaré had argued that one way to see the validity of the geometrical conventionalist argument was to consider a disc in which everything was made of the same material, which expanded as it heated, and in which the temperature was a particular function of the distance of the centre of the disc.

The arguments which reveal the dependence are called Transcendental Arguments.

Two arguments which I have called the harm argument and the inheritance argument attempt to circumvent that difficulty.

First, authors made arguments which correspond to well-known forms of logical argument.

(4) Meinongian arguments: These are arguments which depend somehow or other on Meinongian theories of objects.

The medical arguments are only arguments which should be taken in account.

Finally, arguments which are labeled undec have no conflict with in labeled arguments.

His argument, which he's since expanded into a new book called You Have the Right to Remain Innocent, is that even if you haven't committed a crime, it's dangerous to tell the police any information.

"No fair reading of this report can support the Times' portrayal," Soss wrote in an expanded version of his argument, which was published in Jacobin on Monday.