Sentence examples for that is proffered from inspiring English sources

The evidence that is proffered in support of the view that attention is strictly necessary for consciousness comes from a range of experiments showing the surprising extent to which subjects are ignorant of the items to which they have paid no attention.

You express skepticism of answers that are proffered.

And while the world may not be one big village in terms of lifestyle, it shares an image of "the good life" that's proffered in movies, TV, and the Internet.

And that begins by accepting that what is proffered in MSM as a political dialogue, presidential or otherwise, has no relevance to us, a survivable future, or the Deep Politics of the Deep State that actually govern modern, American society.

But it's not until early February 2012 that conclusive proof is proffered in the form of an email, dated the day after the royal wedding, addressed to James Murdoch and News International executives, assuring them the "device" is now sitting in "KM's cervix" and is under 24-hour surveillance.

To acquire the wide range of benefits that BIM can offer asset owners, it is proffered that they should shift their mindsets away from justification using ROI to a process of evaluation that encompasses the appraisal of value and benefits' realization.

Of all the simplistic, self-serving interpretations that have been proffered about last week's off-year election results, the one getting the most common purchase is that old Clintonian saw, "It's the economy, stupid".

The deep-ocean theory is one of a half-dozen explanations that have been proffered for the warming plateau.

(These are two of the explanations that have been proffered for Ruby's actions, the latter by Ruby himself).

Mr. Xi's choice of words showed confidence that he could manage the problems, and hinted at a lowering of expectations about developing a strategic relationship with the United States, an idea that had been proffered in the past, diplomats here said.

"One of the arguments that has been proffered against the United States stepping up and providing more resources to help poor countries develop in low-carbon ways has been that if the United States steps up with resources, then other countries won't – the sort of argument that if the US leads, then others will just take a backseat," officials told a conference call with reporters.