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Disputing


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Analyzing

Comparing

Clarifying

– To be more exact …

– It should not be confused with …

– It seems appropriate to make several remarks about …

– We must be strict in laying down that …

– To throw a light on the problem …

– To make the point quite clear, let us consider that …

– When giving … we always add …

– To avoid ambiguity, it should be better to …

 

– When comparing …, we see that …

– to have smth in common

– Comparing …, we observe that …

– It is usual to perceive similarity between …

– Comparing …, we may conclude that …

– If we compare … , we can safely assume that …

– It usually runs smth like …

– These views are bound to be unequal, because …

– Pointing out both resemblances and discrepancies, we must admit …

– Two widely divergent views of … show that …

– It will be best seen by comparing … and …

 

 

 

– As can be seen from …

– It logically follows that …

– Here we have sought to show that …

– From what was said about … it follows that …

– A more detailed analysis invariably shows that …

– In discussing … we will try to define …

– to require modification …

– to be accordingly designated by …

– It is plain that …

– not to be taken to absolutely …

– Analysing … we seek to clarify …

 

 

 

– The problem of … is one that causes great controversies …

– One of the disputable points is that …

– It is disproved by the fact that …

– to be bluntly formulated …

– It would be a gross error to suppose that …

– Some doubt has been expressed about …

– It is against this background that …

– to be one of the most vexed problems

– to be quite rightly combated

– to be rather far from the truth

– It may be argued that …

 


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