Sentence examples for things put forward from inspiring English sources

It is their business to tell men how to understand the world, and this means that they must, among other things, put forward and argue for a set of interpretative principles.

I don't feel the books pages of the Sunday papers are too compromised, but it's a real problem with the Waterstones book quarterly, where you have these things put forward as reviews, but they're much closer to an advertorial.

"We had a meeting on the day of the march and there were a whole range of things put forward," said Kerr. "We said we wouldn't have any knee-jerk reactions and be hopeful the appeals process would help.

"There is so many positives in the thing put forward," he said.

When effects showed Newton was wrong on some things, Einstein put forward relativity which left Newton alone in his domain of validity and showed how new things happened when one left that domain.

So do the right thing and put forward your own cases and evidence to this week's guru, Marconius, keeper of the RR vaults, and who, of all RR judges, it is hard to imagine any who are more thorough or fair-minded.

The silliest thing ever put forward is anyone suggesting excessive drinking is a "disease".

These are some of the things we have put forward and are hoping to deliver".

To express the uncertainty of things, Zadeh (1965) put forward the concept of fuzzy set theory, which marks the birth of the new discipline of fuzzy mathematics.

Speaking before the vote, Geeta Nanda, the chief executive of Thames Valley Housing, told the Guardian: "I think it's the right thing to do – put forward an offer and say let's do this in a voluntary way, on our terms, rather than being forced and relinquishing that independence".

So rather than concentrate on how ridiculous things are, Veep has put forward some constitutional loopholes that, while statistically improbable, show that things could be a lot more absurd.