Sentence examples for proponents to be from inspiring English sources

One was generated by the successes of natural science, claimed by its proponents to be the best or even the only producer of truth.

Since linguistic philosophy tends to be considered by its proponents to be a method or a group of methods, internal diversity within the area of concern is not surprising.

Bravo to Barry Gewen for his essay "State of the Art" (Dec. 11), the single most lucid and evenhanded appraisal of the current "art" scene, its critics and proponents, to be found in a long time.

It reflects the frightening prospect that the new age bonds of society are not between citizens and states, but between citizens (likely, in the imagining of its proponents, to be self-employed cheap workers of the "sharing economy" and other fabricated markets) and a nebulous "community" of "stakeholders".

But the 20-week abortion ban, considered by abortion rights proponents to be a severe form of reproductive rights restriction and passed in some form in 18 states, was nonetheless approved by Kasich, himself a staunch opponent of abortion rights, on Tuesday.

Such objects are thus inherently incapable of being directly given to consciousness in the way that entities like sense-data are claimed by their proponents to be.

The ban's proponents claim to be acting in the cause of equality, that the burqa is a symbol of the repression of women.

Third-way proponents seem to be trapped in the state versus market dichotomy.

The problem with the fairness argument is that it only wants to go one way increasing taxes which makes fairness-argument proponents appear to be less than honest.

Legalization proponents claim to be the "free thinkers" in this argument.

Finally, proponents appear to be inconsistent in applying the language for hormesis.