Sentence examples for targeted argument from inspiring English sources

Apart from the general evidence on behalf of the Doctrine of Types, Nietzsche's strongest targeted argument for the epiphenomenality of consciousness depends on a piece of phenomenology, namely, "that a thought comes when 'it' wishes, and not when 'I' wish" (BGE 17).

(I2) Particular individuals used various policy narratives, targeting arguments to particular audiences.

Heartland has also targeted its argument to appeal to the pope's views on poverty.

Here is a simplified version of the target argument.[25] Chomskyans, as we noted (section 1.1.2), argued that grammars and by extension, the rules governing other domains of knowledge are 'psychologically real'.

When researchers flipped the script, however, and presented their own scientifically targeted moral arguments to study participants, the recipients found them much more appealing.

Incompatibilists accept the incompatibility of infallible foreknowledge and human free will and deny either infallible foreknowledge or free will in the sense targeted by the argument.

While some researchers working with great apes have expressed concern about the argument from analogy (Povinelli et al. 2000; Povinelli 2000), it has been pointed out that those concerns do not accurately target analogical arguments for the existence of animal minds (Allen 2002).

The first two will target gun arguments that are either factually incorrect or simply defy reality.

And while Labour was bombarding the electorate with emails demanding cash to "end austerity, alleviate poverty and save the NHS", the Tory digital team was racing ahead on Facebook and other social media with crafted arguments targeted at voters who were going to determine the election's outcome.

The Spandrels paper targeted these general arguments for optimality models.

Almost all the defenders of the Christian religion during this period had their arguments targeted against the "atheistic" doctrines of Hobbes.