Sentence examples similar to recognizing the argument from inspiring English sources

Yet any mathematician will immediately recognize the argument as mathematical, while people without mathematical training will probably find difficulty in following the argument, though not because of unfamiliarity with the subject matter.

A third type of inductive justification recognizes the argument from analogy as a distinctive form, but treats its past successes as evidence for future success.

There are three main possibilities here: (i) Plato simply missed the fact that the second argument is invalid; (ii) Plato intended his readers to recognize the argument as invalid; and (ii) Plato unintentionally misstated P5* as P5.

I was already familiar with Republican Party ideology; I recognized the arguments Republicans used to criticize slavery.

"Any competent neuroscientist should have recognized the arguments I presented as sophomoric fantasy," he wrote in his memoir.

WASHINGTON — If President Obama tuned in to the past week's bracing debate on Capitol Hill about terrorism, executive power, secrecy and due process, he might have recognized the arguments his critics were making: He once made some of them himself.

But as my mother recognized, the arguments Hispanics use to support these statues is eerily close to the language of fascism.

Outcome 7: Demonstrate an understanding of critical thinking by arguing for a solution to an environmental problem but also recognizing the counter argument.

Wimbledon is hardly the vanguard of social equality, but it recognized the moral argument.

He believes that ultimately, the justices "failed to recognize the workers' argument that "if you define 'clothing' under 203 o) to include [Personal Protective Equipment], you put a union and an employer in a position to negotiate a less safe workplace".

This is like the argument that recognizing the principle of federalism leads to "limitless state authority to trump federal interests".