Sentence examples for puts forth arguments from inspiring English sources

An important treatise by Father Antonio Vieira, a 17th-century Portuguese priest (shown in an accompanying print in rich clerical regalia sternly preaching to worshipful, nearly naked natives of a tropical land) puts forth arguments to the King that Jews should be allowed to return to Portugal because their absence resulted in economic losses for the country.

The book also puts forth arguments that aren't made by business leaders nearly enough: for example, that caring for workers, communities, and the environment is not, as some argue, a distraction from fiduciary duty, but actually "the best way to optimize long-term profits and long-term shareholder value".

No doubt Ms. Sheehan's lawyers will put forth arguments as to why that conviction should not stand.

These authors also put forth arguments that TE1, TW4, and TW5 arise as a result of nonlinear interactions between nonmigrating diurnal and semidiurnal tides.

If Buddhapālita had put forth arguments, then he would have opened himself up to endless disputation; since, however, he knew that the purpose of Madhyamaka is to bring all disputation, and indeed all kinds of idle chatter, to an end, he wisely avoided putting forth formal arguments that a persistent opponent might take as an invitation to debate.

CSICOP also put forth arguments that were sometimes more specious than those of the Bigfooters, as well, for example arguing that the Bigfoot myth may have started in Kentucky, which showed no familiarity with the history of the phenomenon at all.

Indeed, Rutherford said, the Brotherhood has put forth arguments based on the Koran and other Islamic texts that laws should come from an elected parliament; that the Koran puts forth general principles of government, while the details need to be up to the people.

Project developers are required to put forth arguments and supporting evidence for each CDM requirement in a Project Design Document.

Like the feminist writer Katha Pollitt, in her 2014 book, "Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights," Parker puts forth an argument for abortion as a social and moral good.

Mr. Prochnik's "In Pursuit of Silence" puts forth an argument: that instead of trying to silence the din around us (a losing proposition, historically) we seek out more daily silence.

The article puts forth the argument that the use of English swear words contributes to the performance of PewDiePie as a specific, online persona, one that is both in line with the context of video gaming and conducive to a para-social relationship, allowing PewDiePie to achieve the overall goals of communicating with his viewers as peers and reducing the social distance between them.