Sentence examples for from that argument from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schumer did not back away from that argument.

"You have to stay away from that argument and understand we're here," he went on.

Stemming from that argument, Mr. Dwyer went to Lehman Hall on campus, where police said there was a confrontation with Mr. Agard.

Obama's eight-year demonstration of poise, imperturbable good humor, dry and sometimes biting wit of elegance in argument and excellence in parenting sucks up all the air from that argument.

However, at Appendix I.21 he does assert (without support) that "Reason, being cool and disengaged, is no motive to action," and perhaps this is intended to be a premise in a revised version of the famous argument that reason cannot produce motives but morals can, though what he writes here is tantalizingly different from that argument as it appears repeatedly in the Treatise.

Wallace, too, strived to make ethical arguments while soothing and flattering his readers and distracting them from the fact that arguments were being made.

Butler had little doubt that arguments from abstract relations and arguments from matters of fact were complementary, but he held that the latter had major advantages over the former as a method in ethics.

The court said Friday that arguments from lawyers for Brian David Mitchell that publicity had predetermined his guilt did not meet standards for a change of venue.

Douglas Walton states that arguments from ignorance can only lead to sound conclusions in cases where we can assume that our "knowledge-base is complete".

That comes from the argument that Scotland's 15-year-old devolved set-up - currently wholly funded by a Treasury block grant worth about £30bn a year - has never been properly accountable for what it spends.

This follows from the argument that small key resource areas provide spatial buffer effects that sustain animal populations and are prone to animal vegetation density-dependency, whereas wet-season ranges are density-independent.