Sentence examples for has given an argument from inspiring English sources

But Ashok Singhal, leader of the council, seemed satisfied that "the government has given an argument in our favor in the Supreme Court".

Frank Jackson (1982) has given an epiphenomenalistic argument that has spawned lively responses from many quarters.

In a 2006 paper, Michael Pauen has given a particularly persuasive argument that offers a new and deeper twist to the problem of what epiphenomenalists can consistently claim to know about qualia.

And at the very least Gove has given a set of arguments to those in the party who would fight against grammars should there be a proposal to reintroduce them".

To support this view, Sydney Shoemaker (1980) has given a battery of epistemological arguments.

The Guardian is unafraid to present opposing sides of the argument, and has given a discussion platform to some of the most incendiary and relevant topics of recent years.In my role as a tutor, I am most grateful that active issues in academia are discussed in a fair and measured fashion.

With the ferromagnet representing the demon's memory, Bennett had given an explicit counter-example to the arguments of Szilard and Brillouin, that measurement is necessarily dissipative.

On the Democratic side, there had been other potential Clinton running mates for instance, Elizabeth Warren who might have given a sharper argument than Kaine did for why the world is in fact going pretty well.

(Note that FM entails VD, hence we could have given a KS argument for possible measurement results, using FM).

A reporter who writes like this has given up argument and evidence.

But the subjectiveness of the B.C.S. has given us only arguments, not a clear national champion, and the lack of head-to-head matchups leaves us with little but preconceived notions, skewing our understanding of which team is best.