Sentence examples for needs the argument from inspiring English sources

Pilgrims who traveled had sexual needs, the argument went.

What Every Child Needs The argument that low-income prekindergartners would thrive on a regimen of academics and "direct instruction" does not take into account that these children, even more than middle-class youngsters, need a rich preliteracy experience with the hands-on interactions that all children relish (Ann Hulbert, Oct. 28).

Who needs theaters, the argument went, when you can walk into a decent video shop and pick up a copy of almost any old movie you may want?

Alter (1998) points out that the knowledge argument needs the premise that all physical facts can be learned discursively and argues that this assumption has not been established.

What's needed, so the argument goes, are tough, rough and unsentimental leaders, such as the judo-wrestling Putin or the fearless Farage, who speaks his mind.

We sequenced the smallpox genome in 1994 and if we need to, the argument runs, we can bring it back for further investigation.

Below we gather some basic facts that are needed in the argument of the subsequent sections.

Major, whose speech was seen and discussed inside Downing Street, argues that a brake on immigration from the EU is needed if the argument for staying in the EU is to be won.

(DJN VII.1 2) Still, his comments are qualified even here, in opposition to Hobbes, and they do not amount to an anthropological claim about the exclusive selfishness of all human beings which is not needed for the argument.

An argument like that for Lemma 4.4 shows that the figure accurately represents what is needed in the argument.

" The evidence that the authors cite in the rest of the paragraph shows that the paraflocculus gets auditory input, not that it modulates auditory input or percepts as needed for the argument that paraflocculus activity is linked to tinnitus.