Sentence examples for those argued from inspiring English sources

Their work sets out similar concerns to those argued here, discussing how invoked attitudes can be viewed as operating along a 'cline of implicitness' (Macken-Horarik & Isaac 2014: 89), where different environments of appraisal, from the level of the word, through wording, to phase, text pattern and culture, act to constrain choices from both text-creating and reading perspectives.

In 1878, he became the leader of the appellate bar and argued cases before the New York Court of Appeals in "greater number and importance than those argued by any other lawyer in New York during the same period".

If this area within the rTPJ does indeed show domain specificity for social cognition, it might be disputed whether the accuracy with which the navigation system can track the TMS coil is sufficient to enable the stimulation of identical regions for each participant and thus, to stimulate coordinates that are distinct from those argued to be involved in nonsocial functions.

At Durban, those arguing for a legally binding outcome won.

But this constraint does leave the political stage to those arguing for withdrawal.

Critics charge those arguing for screened but open borders with being afraid to be politically incorrect.

This may be good evidence for those arguing that Washington exists in its own disconnected bubble.

Among those arguing for independence are Vivienne Westwood, Frankie Boyle, The Proclaimers, Alan Cumming, Billy Bragg, Sean Connery and Annie Lennox.

Keynes was initially in a small minority of those arguing that this was the wrong response.

This alternated with those arguing that the importance placed on the 40 time is a joke.

Those arguing otherwise need to make a much better case than they have so far.