Sentence examples for rendering the argument from inspiring English sources

Its wheels were oiled by a panel discussion during England's one-day victory against Pakistan at Headingley last Sunday, when Strauss made his fifth one-day international hundred, rendering the argument stagnant.

Why surgically remove politics from a discussion of a film's final quality, rendering the argument so purely aesthetic that it becomes low-brow decadent.... Ethical lapses or gaps in movies should be critiqued, along with bad performances or absurd storylines".

On Saturday, Clare was able to enlighten him on whether geldings qualify to run in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (they don't, although if you're a horse I suspect that's the least of your worries), while Willie revealed the fascinating information that "geldings can't go out to stud" – not, I suppose, without rendering the argument "this has never happened before" sadly inadequate.

This requirement of community agreement for meaning (the 'community view') obviously rules out the possibility of private language immediately, thereby rendering the argument of Philosophical Investigations §§256 271 superfluous.

The addition of labor to the discussion renders the argument muddy.

KRAJESKI: Or if in thirty years it will have lost all relevancy, as the resurgence of rhyme will render the argument meaningless.

The article juxtaposes three paradigm court cases to render the argument concrete, focusing on two Australian High Court decisions (M70 v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship and CPCF v. Minister for Immigration and Border Protection & Anor) and one decision from the European Court of Human Rights (Hirsi Jamaa and Others v. Italy).

Critics say that this renders the argument a tautology: complex specified information cannot occur naturally because Dembski has defined it thus, so the real question becomes whether or not CSI actually exists in nature.

The moral debate about nationalism has resulted in various weakenings of culture-based arguments, proposed by liberal nationalists, which render the arguments less ambitious but much more plausible.

The male victim/survivor remains nevertheless an elusive subject in the international sexual violence discourse (Lewis 2014), rendering the inclusion argument insincere.

In the third piece, Adam Gopnik described how the hearings were, for him, "something of a conversion experience," rendering the abstract arguments of the feminists in his life suddenly "concrete and particular".