Sentence examples for i shall argue from inspiring English sources

I shall argue that the use of multiple representational means is an essential part of the dynamic of knowledge generation.

The current field of transitional justice straddles this distinction, and does so, I shall argue, in a somewhat uncomfortable way.

I shall argue that Germany bears a large share of the responsibility for the policy errors that have created the crisis.

Although I shall argue that who judges are is important, I do not intend to overestimate the importance Europeans have placed on this issue.

I shall argue that the evaluations generally proposed (10% of Greeks) are too high and the flow of immigration implicitly expected too regular.

In this Article I shall argue that, on the contrary, the new mode of analysis may be viewed as a fundamentally reactionary response to the challenge presented to liberal ideology by the rise of the social welfare state.

I shall not argue that two wrongs make a right, but it would be petty to complain too much about Moore's patronising advice that I should refrain from trapping my todger in a toaster.

I shall also argue that disclosure of information about cognitive function, around which there is genuine uncertainty, may have a negative or self-fulfilling effect on patients' subsequent progress.

It's taking place tonight and I shall be arguing in favour of the motion.

We shall argue by induction.

I shall, however, also argue that appeals to human rights may not necessarily be effective at mobilizing resources for specific health problems one might want to do something about.