Sentence examples for reply to this line from inspiring English sources

The reply to this line of argument is as follows.

One might reply to this line of thought that it is perfectly possible to establish legal conditions for the declaration of a state of emergency as well as legal constraints on the permissible means of dealing with an emergency.

According to feminists such as Linda Martín Alcoff and Seyla Benhabib, such a claim implies a denial of agency that is incompatible with the demands of feminism as an emancipatory social movement (Alcoff 1990, Benhabib 1992, and Benhabib et al. 1995; for a reply to this line of criticism, see Allen 2008a chs. 2 and 3).

A fairly standard reply to this line of argument is to suggest that what Laudan and Leplin really show is that the notion of empirical equivalence must be applied to larger collections of beliefs than those traditionally identified as scientific theories at least large enough to encompass the auxiliary assumptions needed to derive empirical predictions from them.

(For explicit replies to this line of attack, see Driver 2014: 175 and de Lazari-Radek and Singer 2014: 315 16).

Replies to this line of attack have contended that were we to insist that inferences in unique cases were out of order, then we would have to rule out otherwise perfectly respectable scientific accounts of the origin of the cosmos.

One natural line of reply to this sort of counterexample to Swain's theory would be to further specify the sorts of changes in one's epistemic situation that are consistent with pseudo-overdetermination.

One possible line of reply to this sort of objection would be to stipulate that one may have either an appropriate meta-belief or some appropriate form of awareness that need not involve any particular fully developed epistemic concept.

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"The pressure is on them to win against me, I guess," added Harrison, replying to on-line questions on espn.com.

The results of this study are also based on the self-reported replies to an on-line questionnaire; therefore, all the limitations of self-reported data apply.