Sentence examples for preferred argument from inspiring English sources

Ted Cruz cherry picked RSS because it was the lone outlier that seemed to support his preferred argument against the need to take action to mitigate the risks posed by human-caused global warming.

Their preferred argument for occasionalism, however, was not the one sketched above, but one based on the notion of possibility (istita'a).[3] The argument roughly was that a creature only performs some action if it possesses the possibility to perform that action.

These have not been, historically, the strength of "movement conservatives," who prefer arguments built on first principles often expressed in supercharged rhetoric.

The government also resisted populist suggestions to lower the standard by which controversial organisations should be banned, preferring arguments in favour of freedom of expression.

Berlin preferred the argument that the human and natural worlds must be studied differently because of the relationship between the observer or thinker and the object of study.

Sound arguments in favour of disenfranchising felons are hard to come by; advocates instead seem to prefer arguing against those who oppose felon disenfranchisement.

Academic writers who have given the most attention to the subject of fallacies insist on, or at least prefer, the argument conception of fallacies, but the belief conception is prevalent in popular and non-scholarly discourse.

One informant among this group assessed the CCAAC's use of the government preferred "human capital argument" as being too cooperative and conciliatory.

As I've noted before, this appeal to choice has replaced autism as our letter writers' preferred anti-vaccine argument.

This time, Americans may prefer cerebral arguments to visceral ones.

MR UNIVERSE has finally met his match: California's voters, preferring the arguments of the public-employee unions, this week resoundingly rejected four ballot initiatives sponsored by Arnold Schwarzenegger.