Sentence examples for deny this argument from inspiring English sources

It becomes harder to deny this argument when one reflects on the entirety of the quote mentioned in the first paragraph, "We the People of the United States".

The Walt Disney Company has often denied this argument and claims they didn't.

Some responses to the argument deny this assumption: Helm (1988), for instance, suggests that all temporal truths can be expressed by wholly tenseless propositions, though he also notes that if one finds this unacceptable, he would be content with the claim that for every tensed proposition there is a tenseless one that reports the same fact.

The modal and epistemological arguments deny this.

The liberal critics deny this, maintaining that no persuasive arguments have been offered to believe this.

Abetz later denied this, clarifying that his argument was the gay community doesn't all "hold the same view".

Mark Bryant, president of CAMcare, has denied that argument.

Block's nearly explicit argument for denying this is that "qualia" (he fails to distinguish sensory qualities, sense (3), from their higher-order "what it's like" properties, sense (4)) are narrow, while the intentional contents shift under environmental pressure precisely because they are wide.

Semantic atomists usually deny the first premise of this argument, and semantic molecularists deny the second, and so "indirect" arguments for meaning holism usually take the form of arguing against atomism and molecularism.

The last response to the reductio is to deny that the argument is a reductio at all.

There's no denying the validity of this argument, or its force.