Sentence examples for a broad argument from inspiring English sources

A broad argument coalesces, they suggest, around the topics of race, space, violence and dictatorship.

We also don't appreciate the way incidents like the attack on Tuesday in Pakistan represent a broad argument about whether girls deserve human rights and equality of education.

Those which are to remain in the state governments are numerous and indefinite," he wrote in Federalist Paper 45, part of a broad argument for ratifying the Constitution.

But Mr. Dabhoiwala, fellow scholars say, is among the first to synthesize the explosion of often highly specialized studies that followed into a broad argument about the centrality of sex to the British Enlightenment.

For MPs it is very much "the first day of term" and the debate tends to combine a broad argument between government and opposition about policy with quite a lot of good humour, and tributes to MPs who have died.

Beyond Obsolete: How to Upgrade Classroom Practice and School Structure delves into the history of Western Civilization, shows how a misunderstanding of this history informs our current educational system, and then makes a broad argument for a full-scale upgrade in teacher practice (the software) and school structure (the hardware).

"My father's situation was a broader argument and broader discussion about the issue," he said.

Supporters of a down payment requirement also make a broader argument.

But Sheen was making a broader argument – about a political elite that has abdicated power to the market.

Miller's discussion of race is the linchpin of a broader argument about politics and the possibilities of moral action.

But I want to make a broader argument: a carbon tax could be an engine for tax simplification, deficit reduction, less government regulation and even increased competitiveness.