Sentence examples for terms of argument from inspiring English sources

One consequence of Burnham's marginal role in the race so far is that we haven't seen him properly tested yet, both in terms of argument and presentation.

He disagrees: the work of scholars such as Albert Schweitzer "changed the terms of argument in the west: Christians do not take the Old Testament as literally as they did 200 years ago and even creationists accept that evolution is a challenge they have to answer".

This provides for single-agent reasoning in terms of argument and counter-argument, and distributed non-monotonic reasoning in the form of dialogues between computational and/or human agents.

If it is difficult to see "the human prejudice" this way, it may be because "[h]uman beings do not have to deal with any other creature that, in terms of argument, principle, worldview, or whatever, can answer back" (Williams 2006, 148).

There are always more than two sides to a story, and in Western society where we're trained to see daily life in terms of argument and confrontation, it can be too easy to lose this multiple perspective.

This wasn't an inquisition in terms of arguments forwarded and rigorously scrutinised.

Peacemaking in terms of arguments or conflict or walkouts, but also in terms of everyone feeling good about how we were going to proceed.

With an irony of global proportions - at least in terms of arguments over climate change – the only region where below-average temperatures were recorded this year was North America and Canada, where scepticism about climate change is most entrenched.

In terms of arguments, all event and entity types were generalized as EVENT and ENTITY, respectively.

Morality was also perceived in terms of arguments about 'good' or 'evil' more akin to religious beliefs but not given as explicitly religious.

Is bioethics a unified global field of inquiry in a sociological sense, i.e., not in terms of arguments, but in terms of connections between researchers and research centers?