Sentence examples for interest in arguments from inspiring English sources

EO Wilson, the world's most evolved biologist, has more than a passing interest in arguments about nature and nurture.

It has also signaled a new interest in arguments from criminal defendants, sharply increasing, at Judge Lippman's urging, the number of appeals it is considering.

Thus far in the Bush administration, the Defense Department has shown little interest in arguments on military matters emanating from Congress.

The interest in arguments for fatalism lies at least as much in the question of how the conclusion may be avoided as in the question of whether it is true.

Because there is so much interest in arguments of this broad variety, it is worth sorting out some of the striking similarities and differences between them and Kripkean arguments from rigidity like that presented in the subsection on Mind (§3.4) of this entry.

On the same day South Carolina voted to remove the Confederate battle flag from the grounds of its statehouse, the judges in Georgia said they were interested in arguments from both sides about whether a US supreme court ruling last month applied.

"He was always interested in argument and debate and controversy.

It plans to alter that practice for the health care case, a press release from the court said, "because of the extraordinary public interest" in the arguments.

The shift is from an interest in the arguments to interest in the individual thinkers.

There is much of interest in Descartes' arguments for an all-perfect God.

William Whiston (1667 1752) was a close associate of Newton's and was probably influenced by Newton's interest in prophetic arguments.