In this way, internalist compatibilist conditions for free will and moral responsibility are comparable to other current time-slice properties such as weight or shape, neither of which are impugned by the manner in which an object comes to have the weight or shape it has.
By Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 4 , 1928P. 9 Gentleman mistaken for a waiter where management boasts a cellar of imported champagne, the authenticity of which, however, was impugned by a pompous gentleman the other night.
In the works from the 1940s, rationality itself is impugned.
"Every time I come here, my integrity is impugned," Bolden replied.
The impartiality of the retired Army lawyer presiding over the trials, Col. Peter S. Brownback III, was impugned by the defense, which pointed to his long friendship with General Altenburg.
Another declared, "Before impugning an opponent's motives, even when they legitimately may be impugned, answer his arguments".
"The British state's position was being impugned," Macpherson said.
His integrity and reputation are being impugned daily".
But as a philosopher, Sidney Hook, once said, "before impugning an opponent's motives, even when they legitimately may be impugned, answer his arguments".
Jewish people have been impugned and experienced indescribable horrors throughout their history.
