Sentence examples for attempt to argue from inspiring English sources

People know it, without any impulse or attempt to argue: something is on.

We begin with the theory of John Rawls, the central contemporary philosophical attempt to argue for the desirability of equality.

The State makes a halfhearted attempt to argue that the introduction of the illegally seized evidence was harmless error.

That are without justification (such as an attempt to argue a point of view or to lobby).

What it really means: Strange that Obama didn't attempt to argue that Isis is the greatest of those threats.

Notably, the memo doesn't even attempt to argue that Page did not, in fact, have ties to Russia.

Legal schol­ars often rely on comparative examples in an attempt to argue in favor of legislative and conciliatory policy solutions to the issue of abortion.

I will attempt to argue that Chaikin's concept of "presence" derives from his attempt to secularize and permanently complicate any stable concept of authentic subjectivity.

But he was skeptical of any attempt to argue that one political regime or set of practices is morally superior to another.

Setting the tone for the discussion about law reform that would follow, it made no attempt to argue that homosexuality wasn't immoral, only that the law was impractical.

With depressing inevitability, people enjoying the privilege of an imbalance of power felt threatened by one (minor) attempt to argue for social change.