Sentence examples for with arguments of from inspiring English sources

By Stanley Jones The New Yorker, November 5, 1927 P. 96 Monologue in which a man refuses to buy bonds; he replies to the salesman's arguments with arguments of his own.

We've spent a year turning ourselves inside out with arguments of every sort over health care reform only to come up with a bloated, Rube Goldberg legislative mess that protects the insurance and drug industries and does not rein in runaway health care costs.

But it is clear that proponents of Ross's view of value may well have to contend with arguments of this variety given the recent resurgence of hedonism.

Kant was familiar with arguments of the kind that we just saw Descartes mount (chiefly from similar reasoning in Leibniz and Mendelssohn) but he was not impressed.

And such a theory would have to vie with arguments of, e.g., Ludwig Wittgenstein that the search for such a theory would be a philosophical mistake.

This is in effect a way to formalize the idea of truth-tables, but applied beyond truth-functions of sentences to more complex functors with arguments of first and higher order truth-functions.

Finally, we conclude with arguments for the application of the reputation-based optimality measure in WSNs.

Proposals to end segregated education attract special ire, with arguments redolent of past busing controversies in America.

He defended it in combat in World War II and later with arguments instead of bullets on the home front.

This does not agree with the arguments of [ 34], who uphold the harm reduction method combined with traditional substance abuse services.

In the aftermath of Batman: The Killing Joke, Barbara Gordon's paralysis has been the subject of debate, with arguments in favor of, and against, restoring her mobility.