Malebranche told Arnauld that since this list constitutes "an exact division … of all the ways in which we can see objects" and since each of the alternative accounts yields "manifest contradictions," his argument from elimination serves to demonstrate the doctrine of the vision in God (Malebranche 1958 84, 6 198 99).
A third line of argument (manifesting his close intellectual relation to his friend from Vienna, the philosopher Karl Popper) was that the history of western painting shared with science the self-critical urgency to overcome its own previous formulas so as to become more coherent and compendious in representing natural appearances.
According to this account, arguments manifest clusters of attitudes, beliefs, feelings and intuitions associated with the arguers.
The skill Plutarch attributes to Zeno, still evident in the fragmentary remains of his arguments, is just the kind of skill in argument manifested in a great deal of sophistic practice.
Most recently this has manifested in the argument (endorsed by Donald Trump) that the answer to school shootings is armed teachers.
The Obama administration has never really taken to broad class war arguments, and their hesitancy to get in the thick of a populist argument manifests itself in myriad ways.
But Cookie and Lucious are less Shakespearean figures than they are Olympian — a wrangling Zeus and Hera who share children and jockey for power and whose arguments manifest as fires and floods and earthquakes in the precincts below.
(And the series still borrows titles from the text of Shakespeare plays). But Cookie and Lucious are less Shakespearean figures than they are Olympian — a wrangling Zeus and Hera who share children and jockey for power and whose arguments manifest as fires and floods and earthquakes in the precincts below.
There is already a split between Tory hawks and doves in home affairs (manifested in the recent argument, conducted via the media, between Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, and the more hardline Michael Howard, who was home secretary in the 1990s).
In the face of the extreme suffering manifested in depression, the argument for ECT is a forceful one.
The case presented by the European Commission in 2004 in favour of allowing the merger was "vitiated by a manifest error of assessment"; its arguments were incomplete and did not include relevant data.
