Sentence examples for myriad arguments from inspiring English sources

See, for example, the myriad arguments introduced in Part III of Scott (2009).

Philosophers after Kant have offered myriad arguments endeavoring in different ways to ground moral obligation to others in rigorous logic rather than ancient narratives.

The Prosecution and the Defense (along with the court of public opinion) have drawn witnesses and evidence to make a myriad of arguments.

Jonas Salk would not be amused, but if the Supreme Court buys Myriad's argument, the sun, along with the carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen contained within it, will indeed be up for grabs.

The field of formal statistics explores myriad refinements of arguments of this sort.

Tomorrow, if the western world decides that paedophilia is OK, must we agree with them?" Of course, there are myriad and labyrinthine arguments here about moral relativism, double standards, sport, politics and boycotts.

The majority of "Living with Darwin" is devoted to a rehearsal of the myriad objections to the arguments made at all three of the aforementioned levels.

Myriad versions of each of these arguments appear in the literature and many arguments for massive modularity mix and match components of each of the main strands of argumentation.

Perhaps Wagnerian strains are "minor peeps" to Mr. Holland's unaccepting ear, but to others they are major sonorities that contain not only "moans," "grunts" and "high-decibel arguments" but also a myriad of nature's stirrings translated into music.

The arguments against private prisons are myriad and compelling.

Caught off-guard, predictable arguments have unfolded among a myriad of stakeholders and pundits: Who is in charge?