Sentence examples similar to dissimilar arguments from inspiring English sources
Despite all this, instituting a handgun ban was not straightforward; there were many in the gun lobby who opposed it with arguments not dissimilar to those made by America's National Rifle Association NRAA).
It seems like sorry replacement for human interaction, which is not dissimilar to Turkle's argument.
This last claim that the foreign category of religion constructed modern Japanese governance is not dissimilar to Trent Maxey's recent argument in The "Greatest Problem": Religion and State Formation in Meiji Japan (Harvard University Asia Center, 2014).
The arguments then were not dissimilar to the ones advocates offer now.
Comparative analysis was done between three groups of respondents with different category leading to confirmation of argument through divergence with dissimilar conclusions in some areas, while the severity of perception and need was placed differently, but the intention was similar in other areas (Table 3).
The arguments for this are not dissimilar to the argument for giving a power calculation or describing other details of the study protocol.
"But if Australians turn off the US because of President Trump, in ways not dissimilar to their dislike of President George W Bush, these arguments may fall on deaf ears".
Mr. Brown's fundamental pro-prostitution argument — he considers it a feminist one — is not dissimilar to one put forward by the political philosopher Martha Nussbaum in the wake of the 2008 call-girl scandal that forced Gov. Eliot Spitzer of New York to resign.
Thus, arguments over the superiority of journal peer review versus GLP compare dissimilar entities designed for different purposes.
Yet this restatement, as it stands, tolerates invalid arguments, for it is compatible with the ground (H) occurring in things dissimilar from the subject.
