Sentence examples for learned arguments from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Philip Roth, Milan Kundera said, "When I hear learned arguments that the novel has exhausted its possibilities, I have precisely the opposite feeling: in the course of its history the novel missed many of its possibilities".

The most persuasive among them — Roger Ebert, for example — offer learned arguments grounded in science and aesthetics.

And as I said, to a remarkable extent the "learned" arguments against government action were actually repeating fallacies like Say's Law and the Treasury View that had been thoroughly refuted in the 1930s.

That he did not prefer what they had to say -- for reasons he illuminates with a sustained, subtle and learned argument, something Coulter has never managed to do -- is a writer's prerogative.

It is motivated by statistical learning arguments and unifies the tasks of biasing the molecular dynamics to escape free energy wells and estimating the free energy function, under the same objective of minimizing the Kullback Leibler divergence between appropriately selected densities.

Based on the motor learning arguments presented above, we hypothesized that, compared to Control drivers, Feedback drivers should increase the frequency of visual inspections towards the blind spot while changing lanes after attending the training program.

More specialized than the Schöpfungsgeschichte, and hard for those Haeckel disparaged as "so-called educated" graduates of the classical grammar schools (Haeckel 1874, p. xi), the Anthropogenie disappointed high expectations of a good read, but many learned the arguments at second hand (Hopwood 2015, pp. 127 134).

One thing businesses using cloud solutions have learned: The argument that the cloud is more cost-effective doesn't always pan out, especially when looking at an overhaul of existing systems.

They learn that arguments must be based on good evidence, convincingly explained.

Learn common arguments leveled by theists and the best rebuttals.

During another conversation, when I asked McCain what he had learned from the arguments about immigration, he said, "I think the main lesson is that Americans had no trust or confidence in the government.