Sentence examples for consonant arguments from inspiring English sources

Following Fitelson (2007), one could see \(R\) as conveying key tenets of so-called "likelihoodist" position about evidential reasoning (see Royall 1997 for a classical statement, and Chandler 2013 and Sober 1990 for consonant arguments and inclinations).

In the fiercely argued and timely study "Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny" (Oxford), the philosopher Kate Manne makes a consonant argument about sexual violence.

At first, it seems to be a common sense response to the argument from evil quite consonant with what we would expect the average person to say.

Whatever Plato ultimately thinks about the status of change and rest, in the second half of the Sophist his Stranger needs them to serve as opposed, mutually exclusive, consonant kinds and uses them repeatedly in his arguments marking off the five great kinds from one another.

Eddie: Putting forward arguments and claims that are in some ways consonant with what you've just described.

(Charlie Brooker described Madeley's arguments as "a series of flaws held together by consonants").

Death: the ultimate consonant".

Vowel, consonant, "o," "r".

Consonant harmony in Karaim.

Grimm described two consonant shifts involving essentially nine consonants.

Counterpoint is not always consonant.