Sentence examples for text arguing from inspiring English sources

So they are going back to the original text, arguing that its emphasis on justice makes the case for equality.

"I was reading things like 'The Defense of Poesy,' " the 16th-century text arguing for the power of fiction, he said.

When they flew in, their negotiators were still in the throes of detailed talks on a text, arguing over the placement of commas and delicate phrasing.

It was a setback for President Klaus Iohannis, leader of the centre-right National Liberal Party PNLL), who had called for revisions to the text, arguing that it might infringe EU competition law.

Depending on the learning goal of the lesson(s) collaborative activities will vary in complexity: comparing notes, sharing information, answering questions, explaining how ideas are connected in the text, arguing a point, discussing different perspectives, or working together to research a topic.

An important nineteenth-century British zoological text argued that the dodo seen in a painting in the British Museum "appears to have existed only in the imagination of that artist".

As with the Mohists, Xunzi was probably responding both to earlier objections to views similar to his own and to contemporary arguments aimed specifically at him, though once again no surviving text argues against him by name.

In its critical comparative overview of foresight methods and how they are used by different futures institutes in Europe, North America, and their partners, the text argues that while many futures institutes claim to provide foresight expertise, few actually provide the tools needed by policy makers to help prepare for security risks.

"The British are among the worst idlers in the world," the text argued.

It "foregrounds a hidden text within the text," argues Durant, revealing an alternate reading of the pre-revolutionary circumstances of a free black community.

While philosophical works such as the Upanishads emphasized renunciation, the dharma texts argued that the householder who maintains his sacred fire, begets children, and performs his ritual duties well also earns religious merit.