Sentence examples for forth argument from inspiring English sources

Charles Silver showed that "Cantor's Back and Forth" argument didn't come from Cantor.

So instead of perpetuating the back and forth argument on directly arming rebel groups, the West should adopt a type of aid that doesn't face the same technical or political hurdles at home.

The former footballer, who appeared for Nottingham Forest, Liverpool and Aston Villa among many overs, soon became involved in a back and forth argument with fans of the Scottish club, he frequently brought up his violent past and domestic violence.

Moreover, it is the wrong message for opponents of Israel because it leads to a back and forth argument about media biases, rather than keeping a focus on civilian casualties.

No doubt Ms. Sheehan's lawyers will put forth arguments as to why that conviction should not stand.

It's a prosaic exercise, but let's set forth arguments for and against a Western military intervention: Against: 1) The riveting moral power of the Arab Spring comes from its homegrown quality.

An important treatise by Father Antonio Vieira, a 17th-century Portuguese priest (shown in an accompanying print in rich clerical regalia sternly preaching to worshipful, nearly naked natives of a tropical land) puts forth arguments to the King that Jews should be allowed to return to Portugal because their absence resulted in economic losses for the country.

This perspective brings forth arguments that the process of embryo and protocorm formation involves highly programmed events, enhancing survival of orchid seeds and plantlets in their natural habitats.

These authors also put forth arguments that TE1, TW4, and TW5 arise as a result of nonlinear interactions between nonmigrating diurnal and semidiurnal tides.

This perspective brings forth arguments that the processes of embryo and protocorm development are highly programmed events, enhancing survival of orchid seeds and plantlets in their natural habitats.

If Buddhapālita had put forth arguments, then he would have opened himself up to endless disputation; since, however, he knew that the purpose of Madhyamaka is to bring all disputation, and indeed all kinds of idle chatter, to an end, he wisely avoided putting forth formal arguments that a persistent opponent might take as an invitation to debate.