Sentence examples for stating the arguments from inspiring English sources

In the beginning of 1686 two papers were found in Charles II's strong box and his closet, in his own hand, stating the arguments for Catholicism over Protestantism.

When stating the arguments against, try to come up with a solution to them; or find information that proves those arguments wrong.

The fact that in this play the symbols of persecution and oppression are Jews is incidental, and Anne, in stating the argument so, reduces her magnificent stature".

SIR - As your leader on immigration in Europe stated, the arguments over the benefits of immigration are complicated.

Choral prologue now states the argument, which choral finale will resolve, and prepares the listener for the themes, dramatic and musical, that will be treated in the core of the work.

Briefly stated, the argument runs as follows.

Third, as stated, the argument is obviously an argument for hermeneutic, not revolutionary, fictionalism.

Furthermore, we state the argument that the dataset for evaluating the video quality monitoring model should be more challenging than that for video system planning model.

Although Aristotle does not state the argument precisely in this form, it is apparent that a strict conception of minimal-sized atoms entails that motion too must consist of discontinuous quanta; and if motion, then time.

But Kerry could state the argument better: the Obama trip wasn't great because he garnered "attention and support" from Europeans - it was great because it catalyzed REAL CHANGE in Iraq and Afghanistan, propelled the withdrawal argument forward.

Few authors commented on this limitation, with some [ 15] stating the counter argument, that using participants as experts to interpret their own behaviour yielded unexpected issues.