A thesis being propounded in appropriate terms, with subject and predicate, how are you the propounder to seek out arguments for its defence?
But their difference is, in that the propounder resumes but the matter only.
One who would apply to political or other practical concerns the abstract doctrines or the theories of his own philosophical system; a propounder of a new set of opinions; a dogmatic theorist.
It is believed that he was the first propounder of the theory which supposes all plant and animal forms to be the result, not of special creation, but of slow modification in pre-existent organisms.
It is further and more particularly believed that he was the first propounder of the theory which supposes the descent of man to be traceable from a remote and more or less monkey-like ancestor.
He prefaces his account of the system of attraction by a hearty and loyal appreciation of the propounder of the system of vortices.
This was a prime secret of his power, for the mere critic and propounder of unanswered doubts never leads more than a handful of men after him.
The effect of this statement was greater than its propounder had dared to hope.
Its propounder was enjoying the other's confusion.
This exalted Suka was the worthypropounder of the Bhagavata Purana.
Before her marriage with Santanu, Rishi Parasara had by her one son Krishna Dvaipayana, the renowned Vyasa, father of Suka, the propounder of the Bhagavata Purana.
Now an argument, which imputes inconsistency and unfairness to the propounder of a prohibitory measure, is one which it would be exceedingly difficult, and perhaps impossible, satisfactorily to answer.
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