Hartshorne presents his theistic arguments as a priori, not in the sense that they are conclusive demonstrations, but in the sense that they aim at a conclusion about what is true in all possible states of affairs.
We want to arrive at a conclusion through consensus, from all the countries who are participating".
He arrived at a conclusion, and then he wrote it down.
You can travel them as you like, collecting clues and curios, arriving at a conclusion.
It didn't take long for the men to arrive at a conclusion: "Most socks aren't very comfortable," Mr. Heath said.
It begins with axioms, or accepted truths, and employs a series of logical statements to arrive at a conclusion.
A couple of years ago, he and some China-minded friends from Wall Street and Washington arrived at a conclusion.
A rigorous proof, a notion first set forth by Euclid around 300 B.C., is a progression of logic, starting from assumptions and arriving at a conclusion.
Mitchell faces up to the moral quandaries inherent in boxing before arriving at a conclusion that is both unexpected and oddly satisfying.
I learned how to devise two or more interpretations of a historical narrative, and to test them against each other in order to arrive at a conclusion.
Wilkes arrived at a conclusion not unlike Elsworth Baker's, or the aging Wilhelm Reich's: that "unbridled freedom could work only inside a select club".
