adducing

IPA: ʌdˈusɪŋ

Examples of "adducing" in Sentences

Are you going to prove up your claims or just continue to assert them without adducing anything in support ofthem?
Ask more of markets, he's saying, adducing a policy to roll out the living wage as a way to get companies to reduce the state's bill subsidising low pay.
Casting about to show that the President never authorized torture, Gonzales came up with the bright idea of adducing the Feb. 7, 2002, executive order as proof.
That merely to suceed in uttering and adducing freedom on my own inner - melancholy, for example - personal behalf would offer me the most nameless solace and happiness.
Hence the adducing of the massacre of TWENTY TIMES the number of total dead in Gaza (which are mostly Hamas soldiers anyway) by Hafez al-Assad in 1982, a massacre (almost all civilians) done in one week.
He ransacked his memory, he hunted up every scrap of paper for confirmation of the gifts and graces of his paragon, and of his own delinquencies, and it is a remarkable fact that, notwithstanding his introspective diligence and self-denunciatory mood, he has not succeeded in adducing a single instance of what could by any stretch of censoriousness be designated cruelty to his wife.