Sentence examples for copy of the arguments from inspiring English sources

What I find so striking about "The Holocaust Industry" is that it is almost an exact copy of the arguments it seeks to expose.

The judge, who had a mimeo copy of the argument, interrupted to advise the attorney that if he used a certain sentence in the final paragraph, it would do him no good and the judge would have to comment on the sentence which would not be pleasant for either party.

The mul function in operator (and the * operator) can take an integer k and a tuple and return a new tuple that consists of k copies of the tuple argument.

Proof of Theorem 1.2 The proof of Theorem 1.2 is to copy the arguments in proving [[19], Theorem 1.2].

Copying the arguments of commentators like Ben Shapiro who often claims bringing up historical discrimination is a ruse to get people to support socialism—I easily found my place on the right, parroting what everyone else was saying.

But a draft copy of the new report marshals more extensive arguments in an effort to rebut an academic study that Mr. Spitzer has cited in his complaints about fund management fees.

Before he could delete it though, another blogger, who agreed with the argument, had made a copy of the complete text of Mr. Derfner's original post, "The Awful, Necessary Truth About Palestinian Terrorism".

This is notationally inconvenient and carries the risk that errors may be introduced into a Process Description as it is refined, because a designer may update one copy of an Argument but omit to do the same to other copies.

After Melanchthon returned to Wittenberg, he obtained a copy of the Confutation and decided that a more complete reply to the arguments of the Catholic theologians was necessary.

Calvin was particularly outraged when Servetus sent him a copy of the Institutes of the Christian Religion heavily annotated with arguments pointing to errors in the book.

Most of the arguments that echo around the Net in favor of unlimited copying range from "intellectually lazy" to "wilfully deluded".