Sentence examples for extent the argument from inspiring English sources

To a certain extent, the argument was a theoretical one, part of a left-wing critique of the structure of capitalism.

Malcolm Gladwell's explanation for inequality in "Outliers: The Story of Success" bridges, to some extent, the arguments of left and right.

And that, dear reader, is the extent of the argument.

But French and German authorities disagreed and have to a certain extent accepted the argument that the practice is more like opening a Kinder Egg or collectible card game pack.

Opponents and supporters said that to some extent, the transportation argument was only a stalking horse for the question of whether the repository itself would be safe.

In her critical analysis of Campbell's paper, Bridget Brennan criticizes his archeological arguments, but says that many of them "are sound, particularly with respect to historical documentation and even to a certain extent the linguistic argument".

Those who oppose all use of embryos are right at least to this extent: the moral arguments for research cloning and for research on leftover embryos stand or fall together.

And as I said, to a remarkable extent the "learned" arguments against government action were actually repeating fallacies like Say's Law and the Treasury View that had been thoroughly refuted in the 1930s.

To what extent are the arguments of security services informing and even framing public policy?

Gettysburg and Lincoln, Stonewall Jackson and Frederick Douglass even those who don't know much about history know who they are, to the extent that the arguments about what they did and why seem current and raw.

Gettysburg and Lincoln, Stonewall Jackson and Frederick Douglass — even those who don't know much about history know who they are, to the extent that the arguments about what they did and why seem current and raw.