Sentence examples for isolated arguments from inspiring English sources

Although the gathering has been largely peaceful, isolated arguments have erupted over which member of Trump's circle the attendees would like Mueller to arrest first.

If this is the paradigm of philosophy rather than simply one strategy among many, then the discipline excludes many fruitful kinds of exploration and development, distorts the history of philosophy, and (because it works best in well-defined areas, even isolated arguments) greatly narrows the scope of philosophical concerns.

As with the broader "engage or isolate" debate, it's a circular argument that will be unlikely to ever disappear.

She does not isolate her argument to 18th-century women or British women.

Third, some authors isolated canonical forms of argument.

Ortega was persuaded by the argument that isolated empirical facts, apart from any understanding of their interior meaning, their inner connection to human life and the meaning of the social and the historical process were limited, if not futile.

On the one hand, someone might ignore Darwin's language, trying to isolate Darwin's arguments and claims, a practice Levine (p. 223) calls "skimming" the argument "off the top" of its presentation in Darwin's texts.

In summary, the previous reasoning presents this class of aggregated FFLs as isolated working units beyond those arguments relying uniquely on statistical overrepresentation (see below).

The similarity of the mean diameters in two population of P. aeruginosa isolated in burns units gave arguments to validate our AWD approach.

Joel Benenson, the pollster for Mr. Obama and Gov. Jon S. Corzine, the New Jersey Democrat struggling for re-election, dismissed that argument, saying elections were isolated episodes with no long-term political meaning.

The diagnosis of HIT is based on a cluster of arguments and not on an isolated event.