Sentence examples for produced an argument from inspiring English sources

The Nebraska case, the first abortion case to go before the court since 1992, produced an argument that appeared notably lacking in intensity, almost as if the justices went to court knowing they were not prepared to deliver anything that might resemble a final word in this latest phase of the abortion debate.

Second, produce an argument or two supporting the contrary hypothesis, that God does not exist.

The argument that the black swan would produce — an argument about what evidence was crucial, and why — was different from all other kinds of argument.

Having cut rates only last week, the Bank was never likely to produce an argument for cutting them again: why, it would have been asked, had it not already gone further?

The trouble with all this ambition is that it produces an argument that is confusing, hard to digest and perhaps wrong.At the heart of this new book is an idea set out at great length and with rather less precision than in the previous one.

If he doesn't produce an infinite regress, he produces an argument which stops somewhere.

We produce an argument when for thinking that a claim is true, we give a reason.

When the dogmatist produces an argument for a claim, P, either he produces (or gestures at) an argument which goes on forever an infinite regress or not.

If there is someone who believes that some objects of kind x exist substantially the Madhyamaka will produce an argument to show that these objects really lack svabhāva.

Williamson extends de Finetti's Dutch Book Argument for a finite additivity constraint on rational degrees of belief to produce an argument for a countable additivity constraint on degrees of belief, but the argument is better interpreted as a reductio of the literal-minded interpretation of Dutch Book Arguments than as an argument for the rationality of a countable additivity constraint.

It is not simply that he might on one occasion produce an argument that is philosophical and at another time one that is theological; his religious beliefs are clearly not put in escrow but are very much in evidence when he functions as a philosopher.