As Brose writes, "Many commanders in Germany and Europe harbored stubborn 'we will survive' attitudes that enabled them to scoff at mounting arguments against attacking headlong into a rain of bullets".
It could teach anti-religion, of course: it could mount arguments for all the bad things associated with religious history.
But it does mean they have to mount arguments to defend their right to a private life that other unfamous people take for granted.
To explain why the male peacock makes such sizeable investments, biologists mount arguments as to the effects of sexual selection and costly signaling to account for peacock fitness, which is advertised by their elaborate plumage.
Both of these quasi-linguistic features of propositional attitudes their alleged sentential structure and their semantic (or intentional) properties—have been used by philosophers to mount arguments for eliminativism.
The bone-headed cliché, invariably deployed by lobbyists mounting this argument, is that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
Then he went on: The question then is, what on earth is this statement to Fern Britton all about, where he has says "if you had known he had no weapons of mass destruction, what would you have done?", "I would have found some kind of way of mounting the argument".
