Sentence examples for the foregoing arguments from inspiring English sources

It is clear, then, from the foregoing arguments that locomotion is the primary motion.

The foregoing arguments show that it cannot be an atom; but neither can it be a divisible body which analysis will never reach.

Repeating the foregoing arguments, we obtain (b - d).

Thus, repeating the foregoing arguments, one obtains two sequences and such that.

From the foregoing arguments, we infer that the operator (N x,y)) is completely continuous by the Arzelá-Ascoli theorem.

The foregoing arguments from Kripke lead to the conclusion that the relevant kinds are not characterized of necessity by the readily observable properties of their instances.

The foregoing argument, then, has served to clear up the point about which we raised a difficulty at the outset-why is it that instead of all things being either in motion or at rest, or some things being always in motion and the remainder always at rest, there are things that are sometimes in motion and sometimes not?

The foregoing argument makes essential use of collapse.

Graham Oppy (2003) suggests a way to defeat the foregoing argument.

The foregoing argument incorporates deontological and consequentialist considerations.

Rupert (2001) has a lengthy reply to the foregoing argument.