Sentence examples for condensed arguments from inspiring English sources

However, his account never gained as much attention as his regularity theory of causation 'in the objects', no doubt because his view of counterfactuals (in his (1973)), as condensed arguments that do not have truth values, compounded empiricists' scepticism about counterfactuals.

This is the proper conclusion of a set of condensed arguments which he deploys as a team, systematically excluding the possible positions available to those who would disagree.

By calling Mr. Romney's tax and budget plans a "sketchy deal," Mr. Obama condensed his argument into two words.

Trump also takes the tactic a step further, condensing whole arguments into outrageous soundbites.

In condensing his arguments and putting them in a commercial, his campaign hopes that the questions it raises about Mr. Ferrer will outweigh the risk of alienating voters who do not like negative ads.

Dillon's earlier quartets rank among his finest achievements, and the Fifth, began in 2004 but only completed last year, condenses its argument into an immensely impressive movement, lasting 14 minutes.

This will help you condense the argument being made.

And we felt that in order to make a really condensed and comprehensive argument, we needed to put it in one venue because perhaps the venues would overshadow or bring wrong interpretations into the work.

The Chronicle screenwriter's argument, in condensed form, is that there are no actors of east Asian origins capable of getting Ghost in the Shell green-lit in 2016.

The problem with a running a short series on this issue is that a complicated argument is condensed to a few minutes.

Rapidly condensing the detailed arguments of the "Big Species Book" manuscript into shorter chapters, Darwin also universalized several claims that he had only developed with reference to specific groups of organisms or with application to more limited situations in the manuscript.