Sentence examples for explicitly argues from inspiring English sources

The author of The Cloud of Unknowing, for one, explicitly argues that, whatever the mystical might be, it is hidden from experience.

As Tim Noah wrote at the time, in this passage, Mr D'Souza explicitly argues against equality of educational opportunity:[F]or the state to enforce equal opportunity would be to contravene the true meaning of the Declaration [of Independence] and to subvert the principle of a free society.

Founded on both theoretical and pragmatic motivations, this critical reflection explicitly argues for the rejection of such a hypothesis.

Archard explicitly argues for such an authorization, claiming that it is this authorization that gives the citizens a share in the taint of dirty hands.

(See Belot, 2011a, for more on this argument; Rickles, 2008c, explicitly argues against the idea that possibility spaces have any relevance for spacetime ontology).

First, he explicitly argues that the only way to explain the origins of the world we experience is if dynamism and differentiation are the very nature of existence.

By working as a team, it was hoped, they could arrive at explicitly argued common judgments.

The soldier's lawyers have not explicitly argued that he did not commit the killings.

She then explicitly argued that the medieval "blood libel" – that Jews kill Christian children – has a basis in fact.

He does not explicitly argue for prohibition to be maintained, as many of his critics appear to assume.

By invoking the memory of the president best remembered for confronting fascism, Mr. Obama was explicitly arguing that diplomacy and talk are the opposite of appeasement.