Sentence examples for contentious premises from inspiring English sources
Certainly the criticisms are forceful against regressive interpretations of Kant's argument, in which the Deduction begins with strong premises about the nature and objectivity of our experience, but other, less contentious premises perhaps fare better against Maimon's attack.
That's the value of the poll's other, albeit justifiably contentious, premise — the restriction to American movies.
Even so, if the incompatibilist wants to add that (1) is entailed apriori, she would need the contentious premise that some causal theory of content is entirely apriori.
For me that's the only really contentious thing about the premise of the show, ie cash for kids.
How best to reconstruct the rationale for this premise is highly contentious.[10] The intuitive picture seems to be this.
While they have been very influential historically, especially their Christian variants, as theoretical propositions I believe they rest on core premises which are too contentious and exclusionary.
"I start from the premise that these can be contentious, and if we're going to spend all our time criticizing and dissecting every statement made, it's going to be hard to make a lot of progress," Pash said Tuesday in a telephone interview.
The attorney general, George Brandis, has dismissed criticism that he overstepped his powers after contentious raids by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio) on Canberra premises over the past 24 hours.
With Govan no longer on the premises, meetings went from being tense but cordial to being openly contentious.
