Sentence examples for encompassing arguments from inspiring English sources

Since the U.S., Japan and Europe are all basically committed to free trade, the fighting will likely remain at the margins, encompassing arguments about this product or that, each of which makes a big difference to one plant or one town somewhere near Pittsburgh or Heidelburg.

We will start with the harm principle and then move on to other more encompassing arguments for limiting speech.

The question is ideological and is built on the encompassing argument of what education itself is.

The second set is less deeply 'philosophical' (or 'comprehensive'), and encompasses arguments from the requirements of justice, independent from substantial assumptions about culture and cultural values.

This would be the thesis of critics of modernism, in everything from urban design to management, encompassing the arguments in favor of urban renewal from architects like Le Corbusier or José Luis Sert, to the rise of technocracy in place of traditional politics based on patronage.

The debate then encompassed scientific arguments.

The debate then encompassed scientific arguments and a wave of ad hominem and potentially libellous comments appeared in different journals by authors having serious yet undisclosed conflicts of interests.

These scholars taught that God's limitless nature is beyond human language or reasoning to encompass: our arguments or descriptions aren't even approximations.

The Premise breaks down into three separate premises:[1] Any inductive logic that encompasses such arguments should address two challenges.

One can, moreover, easily broaden Socrates' specification of the target to encompass the arguments against motion and place by changing it to the slightly more complex thesis that there are many things that move from place to place.

The conceit of having four voices works because Burton's approach, embroidering or even contradicting his own arguments, encompasses many points of view.