Sentence examples for that in arguing from inspiring English sources

(Ad 1) Although arguing that absolute space and absolute time are distinct from any relative spaces and relative times involves, in each case, arguing for the existence of an additional entity, it does not follow that, in arguing that absolute motion is distinct from relative motion, Newton is obliged to argue yet another existence claim.

Perhaps the true moral of this sorry story is that, in arguing fervently against something it's easy to ignore how your actions might contribute to the culture that you dislike.

Now, it may be that in arguing that consumers will end up paying this tax, what bank lobbyists are really admitting is that smaller banks just aren't real competitors to the big banks and serve as no competitive check on their prices.

His words on influence and finances may be ironic, but there can be no doubt that in arguing about the impact of online competitors he articulated the fears of many in the newspaper industry who had started to see print circulations plummet and digital revenues fail to keep up.

It is clear that in arguing for 'the enforcement of morality' Devlin has not focussed on moral argument at all.

Notice however that in arguing for the empathy-altruism thesis, Batson is not claiming that empathy always induces helping behavior.

Indeed, some union members have already stressed that point in arguing against the trust.

Biden, Emanuel and Axelrod make that explicit in arguing against escalation.

But that won't help in arguing their particular cases.

No point in arguing with that.

"Is Keegan right in arguing that intelligence is overrated?