Sentence examples for explicit arguments from inspiring English sources

But Glover and Staples neither valorize crime nor present explicit arguments about its causes and effects.

It makes no explicit arguments supported by statistics, social science, or political theory.

But some of Mr. Case's more explicit arguments have met mixed results.

Explicit arguments are few and far between, however.

Thus Russell's explicit arguments for the "subjectivity of value" are objections to objectivism rather than arguments for a rival hypothesis.

Rather, they should be supported (or at least be supportable) by explicit arguments regarding how much more plausible one hypothesis is than another.

The James Plays are a tacit rather than explicit argument about Scottish independence.

These monologues make the implicit and sometimes explicit argument that our currently hospitable world is much more fragile than it appears.

The implicit, and increasingly explicit, argument here is: Don't listen to special counsels who worked for the F.B.I.; those are the guys that withheld all those documents about the J.F.K. assassination.

In the course of developing and elaborating his ideas, John rarely develops an explicit argument.

It is a striking fact that the Tractatus contains no explicit argument for linguistic atomism.