Sentence examples for the arguments contained from inspiring English sources

Besides the wholly conclusory assertion that the decisions of the state courts have violated petitioners' right to equal protection, the arguments contained in the petition concern only matters of state law, principally that the trial and appellate courts erred in applying Gunn Plumbing, supra.

First, there is a discussion of Turing's paper (1950), and of the arguments contained therein.

In our view, Pope Francis' recently issued Encyclical, "On Care For Our Common Home" is a significant development, not simply because the Vatican has made the moral case to address climate change, but because of the depth and quality of the arguments contained in the document's 40,000 words.

These colorings are computed based on the arguments contained in the bag of the current node as well as colorings from the child node(s).

Reading a long document on paper rather than on a computer screen helps people "better understand the geography of the argument contained within," said Richard H. R. Harper, a principal researcher for Microsoft in Cambridge, England, and co-author with Abigail J. Sellen of "The Myth of the Paperless Office," published in 2001.

Note that, in addition to the advantage of having finite integration limits, the form in (4) has the argument contained in the integrand rather than in the integration limits as is the case in (3), and it also has an integrand that is exponential in the argument, so that it can be numerically evaluated with more accuracy.

In forensic detail the submission picks apart the main arguments contained in the initial plans for change.

Because of this page limitation, defendant will be limited in its ability to respond to the untrue, unsworn, irrelevant and immaterial assertions, and the biased arguments contained in the proposed amicus briefs.

The concluding paragraph provides a summary of the information and arguments contained in the paper and states in clear terms what the paper has shown and/or proven.

Too overheated to bring clarity to the scene, Tapper gives titles to his chapters taken from conversations reported within them, titles that reflect the book's lack of structure by having (often) nothing to do with the issues or arguments contained in the chapters.

A good concluding sentence will reinforce the idea outlined in your topic sentence, but now it has all the weight of the evidence or arguments contained in your supporting sentences behind it.