Sentence examples for offering arguments from inspiring English sources
He then talks about the ABM problem, offering arguments in its favor and rebuttals.
In addition to the memo, the lawyers have submitted separate papers for their clients tailored to each man's personal circumstances, offering arguments of why the death penalty is not appropriate.
Another strategy is to show the possibility of such disagreement directly, by offering arguments against the view that it must be impossible.
Given that the proponents of the various skeptical arguments to be discussed are mere local skeptics, they certainly appear to be offering arguments aimed at inducing philosophically reasonable belief in a local skeptical thesis regarding intuition.
While Hume does not match Berkeley's detail in offering arguments or in explaining how to reinterpret Newtonian invisible entities, he remains, in these respects, a follower of Berkeley; for a different argument see McGuire 1972).
Defenders of the EU accession process say no, offering various arguments to support their claim.
Offering false arguments regarding marijuana tends to undermine all of us who are trying to reach out to young people.
June 24 happens to be the 300th anniversary of the printing of a remarkable pamphlet he wrote, offering religious arguments against slavery, which was then legal in Massachusetts.
These reconstructions alternate with legal, literary and family-focused selections from Defoe's better-known contemporaries; occasionally, Frank veers elsewhere (Napoleon in exile on St. Helena) before finally offering her arguments for a substantial Knox-Defoe connection.
The rulings are classified and based on theories submitted by the Justice Department without the participation of any lawyers offering contrary arguments or appealing a ruling if the government wins.
Placid and unsmiling, he was the professor in chief, offering familiar arguments in long paragraphs — often introduced with the phrase, "as I said before" — sounding like the teacher speaking in the stillness of a classroom where students are restlessly waiting for the ring of the bell.
