Sentence examples for reflexive arguments from inspiring English sources
Indeed, we have devised, with more nonchalance than perhaps is justified, two kinds of reflexive arguments to put out in response to complaints, or cries, about the prevalence of violence, particularly gun violence, in the movies we like and the games our kids play.
It is generally agreed that the main argument for reflexive awareness is offered by Dignāga.
Among erstwhile friends, political argument becomes reflexive vituperation.
The suspicion that Rosen's criticism of dignity is calculated to support a broader argument for reflexive judicial restraint in constitutional cases finds further support in Rosen's second example: the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
It seems fair to say that if we cultivate a Socratic spirit of argument and reflexive self-examination, the result will be better thinkers and citizens able to advance their own individual projects even as they contribute to progress toward the common good.
In our considerations, it might be, from technical viewpoint, relatively simple to require X to be reflexive and to use standard arguments based on the weak version of the Arzelà-Ascoli theorem to obtain existence results under weaker assumptions.
Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.
The exact formulation of this requirement has been a subject of intense debate, some arguing for a reflexive (self-referential) definition, others for a potentially infinite but practically finite number of clauses in the definition, with conceptual, logical or psychological arguments.
Nothing could be further from the truth and this argument only exposes their reflexive, anti-worker agenda.
After all, for those of us who supported the war, rebutting arguments about weapons of mass destruction has become reflexive.
