Sentence examples for indeed an argument from inspiring English sources

And she may have arrived at the belief that there is indeed an argument for hope.

Indeed, an argument could be made – and it would be an argument – that a statue should eventually go up of him outside Old Trafford given there is already one of Charlton, Best and Law on Sir Matt Busby Way.

While acknowledging there was indeed an argument between her and the young man she vehemently denies hitting him.

Indeed, an argument has ensued as to whether such "Impact Investments" represent a new asset class.

Indeed, an argument can be made that some Western technologies of the body actually commodify human life as much as they seek to liberate it.

Both documents and the principles enshrined in them will be persuasive authority to any domestic court, and indeed an argument can be made that many if not most of the principles are customary law (i.e. international law, binding on all states, that is derived from the customary behaviour of states, indicating a consensus that the behaviour is obligatory).

Now, of course, we have already gone through a platonistic argument — indeed, a Fregean argument — for the existence of numbers.

If criminalisation drives prostitution back into the shadows, and leaves workers more exposed to harm than they were, then there might indeed be an argument to find a different battleground for the moral fight, and concentrate instead on minimising the harm suffered by the women who, for whatever reason, are offering sex for money.

Indeed, by an argument very similar to the proof of Lemma 4.1, it is not difficult to get the following result.

It may be that you can indeed develop an argument that from the bioinformatic analyses you have absolute confidence that the assembled sequences are true representations of extant genomes in nature.

"There is indeed an interesting argument to be made for a basic human right to physical space on an airplane," says Laine Strutton, a Winter Park, Fla.-based human rights expert.