Sentence examples for aspects of the argument from inspiring English sources

She told the paper that Harvard's debaters did not respond to all aspects of the argument.

Critics have resisted numerous aspects of the argument (for comprehensive discussion, see Oppy 1996).

(In fact, Kripke's argument is designed to destroy considerably more than this: the conclusion of his argument is a paradoxical one to the effect that there can be no such a thing as a word's having a meaning. However, we will concentrate on the aspects of the argument that bear on physicalism).

While I have weighed in on the debate already, I am yet to expand upon the non-financial reasons why graduate school is worth the money (in fact, few people have considered these aspects of the argument).

It will suffice to comment selectively on aspects of the arguments that bear directly on Plato's conception of the soul.

But there is also the moral aspect of the argument, and that couldn't be decided scientifically, by reproducible experiment.

That's the more complex aspect of the argument that's often left out, because it's easier to fixate on bushmeat.

So in many ways the most interesting aspect of the argument today was the justices' effort to use the two lawyers as, in effect, expert witnesses to help answer the question of how Apprendi was playing in the real world.

In an interview with the Guardian, Thomas de Maizière insisted the defence implications for Britain, Europe and Nato would be profound, and said this was an aspect of the argument David Cameron did not appear to have recognised.

Robert Kaiser (h/t Kevin Drum) highlights the wonky political-science aspect of the argument: the GOP has made the deadly (though politically effective) move of adopting the norms of Westminster-style parliamentary discipline within an America-style presidential system, where such norms bring the machinery of government to a grinding halt.

For specific discussion of this aspect of the argument see Zimmerman manuscript.