Sentence examples for reasoned defense from inspiring English sources

But note that this too is a claim that requires explanation and reasoned defense, just like any other.

Although a reasoned defense of their own positions may give us new insights, the opinions of bioethicists should not be considered authoritative.

Bawer's book is an account of his experiences as a gay man, as well as a carefully reasoned defense of gay rights.

Fortunately for him he came across a vegetarian restaurant as well as a book providing a reasoned defense of vegetarianism, which henceforth became a matter of conviction for him, not merely a legacy of his Vaishnava background.

But, at the Council on Foreign Relations, rather than offering a vigorous, reasoned defense of his program, he skated ably and entertainingly on the surface, while repeating generalities about "future" and "past".

He is unwilling even to attempt a reasoned defense of the project: "My actions are abstract and absurd, and they are neither saving the rain forests nor feeding the world's hungry".

John Stuart Mill famously argued, in regard to domestic politics, that liberty which protects a sovereign individual against coercive intervention should be accompanied by robust, reasoned defenses of the reasons that underlie liberty itself.

His alternative tack is a series of reasoned defenses of basic atomist tenets frequently, amplifications and restatements of Epicurean and Lucretian arguments—including claims as to the existence and status of atoms as the primary material principles.

For two weighty reasons - defense and politics - the bee is quite unacceptable.

This would cost the courts more money and delay trials, one reason defense lawyers like the bill.

One reason defense systems are escalating is that the concepts are archaic, i.e., designed (by Congress or the military staffs) to fight the last war, rather than address the projected needs of the next war.