Sentence examples for provides no argument from inspiring English sources

Dagger asserts that the claim our compatriots have on us "extends to include" such concern, but provides no argument in support of this extension.

The motivation for such a claim may be that of finding, after all, a mode of reference capable of explaining the way in which such pictures have meaning; yet Goodman provides no argument to support the claim that a picture representing, say, a unicorn is not just denoted by labels such as "unicorn-picture" but also refers back to those labels.

Again this reviewer provides no argument for why transmutation hypotheses are definitely wrong, or why the polarization evidence bears no weight on these questions.

The truth-tracking argument would provide no argument against censorship in such circumstances.

Of the 9 RCTs one provided no arguments for the choice of their treatments under investigation [ 17].

J.Lo in couture provides no good argument against that.

"Although nothing is impossible," Mr. Barsky wrote in an op-ed article in the student newspaper, The Daily Californian, the athletic department "provides no convincing argument that it will succeed in raising so much more money in the near future".

Apart from general handwaving to big data-enabled improvements in health, energy, environment and finance, he provides no convincing argument for the huge corporate and governmental data heist that will be enabled by networking everything in our physical environment, from our toasters to our coffee machines to our town squares.

Although essentialism provides no direct argument against haecceitism, hyperessentialism and other strong versions of essentialism do preclude certain kinds of haecceitistic differences where individuals "swap" qualitative roles.

Even though the literature provides no definitive argument in favor of relative contraindications, it appears that ECMO is likely to be less beneficial in certain subgroups of patients.

Just as that argument provided no objection to successful censorship (censorship of all and only false belief), so too this argument provides no objection to successful paternalism (A's restrictions on B's liberty that do benefit B).