Sentence examples for one that argues from inspiring English sources

Compared to a book that tells you that free will is an illusion or a kind of superpower, one that argues it is real but not what people generally think it is can sound rather unexciting.

Among the 18 defenses offered in its filing is one that argues the case was filed in retaliation for S.&P.'s downgrade of United States government debt in 2011 from AAA to AA+.

It took a village to let this kind of abuse go on for as long as it did, and that village's place within what Maureen Dowd calls "A Moral Dystopia" is one that argues for speaking up as a parent, for asking those hard questions of schools, and for having those hard conversations with our children.

The pipeline issue has also become part of a broader narrative that the Republican candidates are trying to develop about Mr. Obama, one that argues that his administration is vastly expanding regulation in ways that prevent private industries from expanding and hiring.

There might seem to be an obvious difference between the scientific and philosophical thought experiments, indeed one that argues that the latter trade in the analytic structure of concepts.

Indeed, one of the problems of an "authentic" approach, barring a vision commensurate with the original material — even one that argues with the material — is that you risk killing the poetry that makes it fly in the first place.

No one argues that point.

In that respect, one might argue that patients with chronic health conditions actually do belong to our sample.

No one could argue that point.

And it is through the causal connection that one can argue that perception provides one with justification for believing something about their environment.

No one would argue that point.