Sentence examples for developing this point from inspiring English sources

But instead of developing this point throughout the book, and analyzing how Thatcher managed it, or what it means today, Berlinski, a journalist and novelist, veers off into full transcripts of her interviews with some of Thatcher's colleagues.

I ask them to read the questions and select one that most lends itself to forming an opinion and argument, and to write their essay developing this point of view.

In developing this point, Hoffmann argues that there are two modes of explanation that can be directed at chemical systems: horizontal and vertical (Hoffmann, 1997).

As Christopher Boehm observes, developing this point, the fundamental ambivalences generated by biological demands are universal, as human practices governing childhood, sex, and death and dying are not (Boehm 1989).

Anthony Grayling in particular continues to develop this point.

No sandwiches for Isis (sadly he did not develop this point); but send food to Syrians.

He develops this point further in the book by adding some background history: why England prospered under aristocratic rather than democratic institutions, why democracy failed in interwar Germany.

Block develops this point with respect to the awfulness of pain.

To develop this point, Shoemaker distinguishes between a mental state's "core realization" and its "total realization".

While Rawls developed this point by contrasting Hume's moral psychology with Kant's, the same basic point is also made by neo-Aristotelians (e.g., McDowell 1998).

Jacobi now further develops this point by arguing that Kant's critical system was explicitly intended from the start to serve the interests of science — where by 'science' Kant meant first and foremost a cognition of the understanding directed at the objects of the senses.