Sentence examples for remarkable argument from inspiring English sources

Substitute Nade equalised, triggering a a remarkable argument in which three Caley Thistle players blamed one another.

On the other hand, Nishimura's example is in fact a rather remarkable argument suggesting that not all maximal chains have to be accepted as chronicles in the semantics for future contingents.

It's a remarkable argument.

Mises' most remarkable argument for the free market came in his 1922 piece, "Socialism: an Economic and Sociological Analysis".

As reviewed by Kimchi46,47, there are two remarkable arguments in this direction: the potential hemispheric specialization for different spatial frequency content48 or for relative saliency49,50.

In this Appendix we will present some of the most remarkable arguments and criticisms the dispositionalists and categoricalists have traded.

Remarkable arguments in support of human beings possessing an immaterial soul were made in 1912 by Abdul Baha, a central figure of the Baha'i Faith.

The remarkable open argument between shadow cabinet members saw Ms Eagle backed up by her sister and fellow shadow cabinet minister, Angela Eagle, who said: "If you've got nuclear weapons systems you've got to be prepared to use them".

"These were remarkable similar arguments, that oppressed people have their own way of hearing the Gospel," said Dr. Dorrien of the Union Theological Seminary.

With the fish's remarkable recovery, the argument will only intensify in the next few years.

It is remarkable that this argument is working, because it really doesn't make sense.