Sentence examples for outdated arguments from inspiring English sources

All of these examples are largely ignored by creationists, or when they do mention them, they use completely outdated arguments, quotes out of context, or simple lies and distortions that demonstrate the fact that creationists have no training in anatomy or paleontology and cannot tell one bone from another.

With its six Ionic columns and its Georgian cupola, the architecture of Midwood High School makes an outdated argument for a traditional, even classical, education in a neighborhood, and world, that has changed around it.

But former grand prix driver Alexander Wurz, who is working closely with the FIA and F1 drivers on the subject, said that was an outdated argument.

For those who want to make the outdated argument that it's a pipeline problem, McKinsey notes how women received 35percent and 333 percent of bachelor and masters degrees, respectively, yet make up just 17percentt of executives at TMT companies.

While the Robertson report is based on outdated perceptions, the arguments presented merit a substantive response.

"Unlike some of the other candidates -- who, I'm beginning to fear, are drifting toward outdated class warfare arguments -- I'm never going to be an antibusiness candidate because it's businesses that create the jobs for people and help people work their way up into the middle class," he said.

In a response to McCrory's interview, the Human Rights Campaign said the governor "invoked an outdated and retrograde argument" to discriminate against LGBT people.

But Greely and his Nature co-authors suggest that such arguments are outdated and intellectually dishonest.

But Sanders supporter Victoria Bruce thinks that argument is outdated.

Now, the purpose of this post is not to make an argument for outdated religious dogmas and practices that breed ignorance and hatred.

As Meyer points out, he is not a biologist; so perhaps he could be excused for basing his scientific arguments on an outdated understanding of morphogenesis.