Sentence examples for the first argument presented from inspiring English sources
The city gently suggested that it was not, and the first argument presented by its lawyer, James E. Tyrrell Jr., was a delicate one, as Mr. Tyrrell was the first to admit.
The first argument, presented in his third Meditation, proceeds by way of claiming that the causal origins of this idea must be accounted for in terms of an actually existing perfect being (as no other cause is adequate to produce this effect).
The second argument presented is that the entire use is fair use – i.e. that all four factors show that 1) the profits realized by Defendants are not attributable to the tattoos; 2) that the use of tattoos is in the interest of Accuracy; 3) that Take Two's copying was reasonable; and 4) that the recreation did not harm any of the markets associated with the tattoos.
The constructive empiricist can be understood as giving two arguments for this claim; the first argument will be presented here, and the second argument will be presented in the next subsection.
A different interpretation of the third argument is presented by Tuckness.
The second argument that is presented in the present manuscript almost as an established fact is only a hypothesis itself, and not a particularly strong one; again, regardless of its validity, it says nothing about glycine specifically.
The first argument is easily disposed of.
What Kant calls the Metaphysical Exposition of the Concept of Space presents the first arguments of the Transcendental Aesthetic.
One of the first arguments Professor Vincent [ 7] presents is based on the fallacy of the full ICU.
In presenting the second argument, Rupert suggested that he needed the restriction of the Best Test Theory to natural kinds in order to block the disjunction problem.
