Sentence examples for introduced into argument from inspiring English sources

A introduced into argument Dumbo's trunk and elephant mother.

Surely Snyder is right when he implies that the well-meant "Godwin's law," which, beginning as an observation about Internet arguments, has come to be shorthand for the rule that the Nazis should never be introduced into ordinary political arguments, is miscast.

The neoconservatives introduced into the political debate a supple form of dialectical argument derived from venerable left-wing journals like The New Leader and Partisan Review.

Robinson countered this argument, suggesting that this system of chapter divisions was introduced into the Vulgate by Jerome himself, as a result of his studies at Caesarea.

Robinson counters the argument by suggesting that this system of chapter divisions was introduced into the Vulgate by Jerome himself, as a result of his studies at Caesarea.

The ombudsman had argued that the incoherence introduced into the constitution by the Fourth Amendment was a procedural violation, but the Court rejected this argument.

Bohr acknowledged, however, that the correspondence argument failed too in those cases where particular non-classical concepts have to be introduced into the description of atoms.

This is notationally inconvenient and carries the risk that errors may be introduced into a Process Description as it is refined, because a designer may update one copy of an Argument but omit to do the same to other copies.

Several species have been introduced into New Zealand.

It also has been introduced into New Zealand.

Television was introduced into Spain in 1956.