Sentence examples for redundant argument from inspiring English sources

Yet surely this is a redundant argument, for torture is a horror that knows no gender difference.

Thirty years of marriage and two grown kids is quite a feat and agreeing on how to raise them is now a redundant argument, as your opportunities for influencing them slowly dissipate.

Hodgson and England must move with the times otherwise the idea of how they will fare at the 2018 World Cup might even be reduced to a redundant argument.

So what was it that sparked the re-emergence of this redundant religious argument?

(A redundant statement, I recognize).

The fact Sri Lanka knocked off the runs with 16 balls and nine wickets to spare made that argument redundant.

Abraham said she was exposed to Scudamore's sexist emails as part of her job, making the private argument redundant.

A further worry when it comes to external world skepticism, as we discussed above (§3), is that this commitment can appear to make the argument redundant, because anti-realism appears sufficient as a response to skepticism on its own.

But then, it seems likely that similar claims could also be used to bolster the credentials of our non-transcendental bases for knowledge, such as perception and memory, in a way that would then render the transcendental argument redundant.

Turnbull argues the media landscape has been entirely redrawn by technology – he believes the internet has made redundant the old arguments about regulation to ensure diversity and plurality.

Naturally, the gun control debate — the same one we have been having for decades — has ramped up again, and opponents are using redundant, deeply flawed arguments against even modest proposals like more background checks or a federal database to track gun sales.