Sentence examples for veritable argument from inspiring English sources
Whether it be a veritable argument or not (and Wittgenstein never labeled it as such), these sections point out that for an utterance to be meaningful it must be possible in principle to subject it to public standards and criteria of correctness.
Acknowledging these rules, Eco would argue, allows the average person entry into a veritable universe of argument and discussion.
Syria is Russia's veritable front line.
Helm could serve as Exhibit A in Was's argument, for, by the time he turned sixty, he was a veritable curator of stuff to survive.
To look down the arguments that have occupied this traditional position is to read a veritable who's who of irresolvable football discourse that began back in 1950 with the first one of all: "Should we actually be playing Johnny Foreigner?" In 1966 it was "Where are our wingers?" with a side wrangle of Greaves v Hurst.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
Veritable renaissance men, then?
But Mr. Bot's finding, a veritable tirade on the evils of drugs, surprised many legal scholars, who expected the European Union's open market rules to trump any public order arguments, as they have in other cases.
There is a veritable army of altruists.
