Sentence examples for offer a counterargument from inspiring English sources

The researchers say the findings, published today in the journal Science, offer a counterargument to doubters of evolution who question how a progression of small changes could produce the intricate mechanisms found in living cells.

Yet, on Wednesday, Musgraves wasn't going to offer a counterargument to her peers about guns, or say anything else of note she sounded fully absorbed into the mainstream of the industry.

He knew that Hollywood, with its resentments toward Brando, would jump on the story, and he also knew that Brando would not offer a counterargument.

Carter, however, offers a counterargument: from the moment he made his international debut, in 2003 in Hamilton against Wales, he wove his intuitive thinking and guile into the All Blacks' fabric, running, kicking or passing depending on what was in front of him.

He is offering a counterargument.

Conn also, however, offers a compelling counterargument to the T.A.'s.

In Economics After the Crisis, Adair Turner offers a strong counterargument to this somewhat complacent view.

Robert Siodmak's 1944 film noir "Phantom Lady," which I discuss in this clip, offers a surprising counterargument.

This, Thompson writes, offers a weighty counterargument to those who claim that language has suffered from the ubiquity of e-mail, online chat, and text.

A small business owner offers a personal counterargument to the movement in the US that aims to treat people who get arrested with more leniency.

Whereas Silicon Valley is filled with competition and venture capitalist naysayers who understand why something will likely not work, neither the State Department, the Republican Party, nor Congress seem to have have offered a convincing counterargument to these efforts.