Sentence examples for from the arguments that from inspiring English sources
I understand that what is causing the delays is legal wrangling, arising from the arguments that arose during the previous 3G spectrum auction in 2000, which raised the rather obscene sum of £22.5bn.
Just as someone who encounters Socrates in conversation should sometimes be puzzled about whether he means what he says (or whether he is instead speaking ironically), so Plato sometimes uses the dialogue form to create in his readers a similar sense of discomfort about what he means and what we ought to infer from the arguments that have been presented to us.
Even with these experienced console and Game Boy players, it was clear from the arguments that the Leapster was holding its own.
It appeared from the arguments that there were at least five justices who were highly skeptical that the law — which prevents the federal government from recognizing otherwise valid state-sanctioned same-sex marriages — is constitutional.
Such integration would provide economic arguments for applying measures to reduce air pollution and thereby would support the arguments that arise from the public health perspective.
Building from the argument that cognition arises through the interaction of mind, body, and world, Wilson's second tenet holds that manipulating the environment is a form of cognition.
When you are distracted from the argument that took place after releasing your anger, you are more likely to be in a better mood than if you had sulked over the argument.
Clarke also supports the empirical argument from design, the argument that concludes from the evidence of order in nature to the existence of an intelligent author of that order.
Aside from the argument that basic rights of minorities should never be subjected to popular vote, why spoil a good thing?
One derives from the argument that more attention should be paid to the electorate's overall sentiment toward the candidates, not just their top preferences.
