Sentence examples for he himself argued from inspiring English sources

In The Aim and Structure of Physical Theory, Duhem formulated various problems of scientific underdetermination in an especially perspicuous and compelling way, although he himself argued that these problems posed serious challenges only to our efforts to confirm theories in physics.

He himself argues that he is doing Christ's work.

He himself argues that Kashmir legally belongs with Pakistan and that it will develop faster under Pakistani oversight.

In both films, he finds himself arguing for norms that he can't rationally justify, a conventional moralism that seems obvious at a distance but uncertain in the moment.

When he was a student at Rider University in Lawrenceville, N.J., he found himself arguing politics with a fiercely liberal professor.

Mr. Westerberg recalled a trip to the United States in the 1990s when he found himself arguing well to the left of the American Democrats he met.

Until recently, he was himself arguing for a pause.

When Donnell disappeared, he found himself arguing with policemen.

Even before he lands in the port of Jaffa (now a part of the metropolis of Tel Aviv, whose founding is depicted in the novel), he finds himself arguing with a fellow-passenger on the ship.

In 2010 at Guantánamo, Khadr pleaded guilty to throwing the grenade that killed Speer, but once transferred to Canadian prison to serve the remainder of his eight-year term, he reversed himself, arguing that his guilty plea was a gambit to leave Guantánamo.

Yet there was another side to Moore's discussion of ethical issues, in which he found himself arguing against the hedonist thesis that pleasure is the only thing with positive intrinsic value, despite the fact that officially he held that no such arguments could be given.