Sentence examples for every argument of from inspiring English sources

You may live here with more dignity than in Italy, and with more security.... Every argument of prudence and interest is for England, and only some phantoms of imagination seduce you to Italy".

For every argument of the form "you can't do AGI because you'll never be able to program the human soul, because it's supernatural," the AGI-is-easy camp has the rationalisation: "if you think that human cognition is qualitatively different from that of apes, you must believe in a supernatural soul".

It appears that every Argument of D1 other than D1A9 is logically valid.

(For details, see Rickless (2007, 138 187).) It appears that every Argument of D2 is logically valid.

(For details, see Rickless (2007, 189 198).) It appears that every Argument of the Appendix is logically valid.

But because the general form of the argument is bad, it does not necessarily follow that every argument of that form is unsuccessful.

One business employing inmates is C.M.T. Blues, the T-shirt company here in the country's southwesternmost corner, and it has been home to virtually every argument on both sides of the issue.

Concepts are functions which map every argument to one of the truth-values.

People who say that they want housing in theory will pursue every argument, regardless of the merits, and every existing regulation--for aesthetics, traffic, affordability, quality-of-life, building safety or the environment--that can be found in the legal code.

Taken to the extreme, this could mean that every argument any of us ever has with anyone would be settled at the point of a gun.

Earlier this month Isaac Chotiner bemoaned the president's habit of forever presenting both sides of every argument, accusing him of "talk[ing] to us like we're children": "It's as if the reader can't be trusted to just hear one side from the president, because that might (heaven forbid) make him or her think Obama hasn't considered every angle".