Sentence examples for resist argument from inspiring English sources

One might resist Argument D by denying P2 (for some ammunition, see Hardin 1987 19933, 134 42; for a reply see Levine 1991; see also Hardin 1991).

I resist arguments that personalize these situations; I firmly believe this is not a case of bad people.

The foregoing shows how the sum theorist can resist arguments such as Barnett's and Laycock's.

We look forward to this measure going to a higher court that has a better understanding of the law". But those fighting the ballot measure said the judge's ruling was on target and would probably resist arguments on appeal.

"If you go into a large crowd and the person resists, arguments happen and things spin out of control".

To date the Bush administration has resisted arguments by some European allies and many in the Arab world that it could not hope to win a worldwide campaign against terrorism as long as Arab passions remained inflamed by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The UK has, thus far, resisted arguments based on practice elsewhere, to make mothers criminally responsible for behaviours that might endanger the fetus, even though the latter might attract moral disapproval.

It is vital for Americans, especially lawmakers, to resist that argument.

Certainly Obama should resist the argument that he must fire McChrystal in order to establish his own authority.

Certainly, the West should resist the argument that it, through the IMF, should bail out Russia in return for co-operation over Kosovo.

But still, let me quickly point out why you could resist the argument from free will to the existence of a soul.