Sentence examples similar to assessing this argument from inspiring English sources

Without knowing Kennedy's mind, it is hard to assess this argument, but some legal experts, including the aforementioned Tribe, of Harvard, take it seriously.

It is difficult to assess this argument, since, for example, the existence of such an obvious example as wings seems on the face of it to present a perfectly clear case of the evolutionary development of novel features (as compared, say, to the aviational equipment of the distant single celled ancestors of the birds).

But those students most qualified to assess this argument -- those who actually were under fire in the Virginia Tech classrooms -- have become crusaders against guns on campus.

Assessing this line of argument raises issues about the proper formulation of PII as well as radically different views about the nature of possible worlds.

Careful attention to the status and scope of haecceitism therefore proves crucial for assessing this leading argument against substantivalism.

In assessing this exchange of arguments, there are some significantly difficult questions to answer concerning exactly how the receipt of benefits obliges one to make a return.

I'll leave it to those of you who have experienced both to assess that argument.

This talk of certain things happening or existing or obtaining because of or in virtue of other things is everywhere". "Philosophy teaches really solid critical thinking and reading skills, and the ability to identify the structure of an argument and to assess that argument.

He assessed the argument and went with Packer.

The discussion moves on from the harm principle to assess the argument that speech can be limited because it causes offense rather than direct harm.

I assess these arguments with empirical models of 1981-to-1998 tax rates on capital in sixteen nations.