Sentence examples for a general argument about from inspiring English sources

Bush's speech was not limited to Iraq; he gave us a general argument about the Middle East, terrorism, and democracy.

He did not repeat his administration's prewar assertions that Mr. Hussein had ties to Al Qaeda, but made a general argument about the threat from those who hate, among others, "Christians and Jews and every Muslim who does not share their narrow and violent vision".

That's a general argument used about income taxes, not paying CEOs beyond the bounds of reason.

There is a more general argument about the value of pluralism in the market, but this is hard to turn into criteria that apply in specific cases.

A general argument against the materialist strategy to answer objection by appeal to a theory about the special status of phenomenal concepts is developed in Chalmers (2007).

Instead, a general argument should be found to prove or disprove Conjecture 3.3 for general n.

'Isn't that Don Quixote himself', he wonders, 'after a three-hundred-year journey, returning to the village disguised as a land-surveyor?' Some of this general argument about the novel comes in the first essay which takes Cervantes as its point of departure.

The scenes of characters practising in private are subtly thrilling; and there are also more general arguments about the role of music in east and west, in the marketplace and in society.

In other words, instead of arguments B and C in their present form, more general arguments about the existence, during early evolution, of evolutionary processes distinct from the process of natural selection (when this one is interpreted in a narrow sense as "heritable variation in fitness") would fare as well.

To do so, we apply a niche construction perspective to make a general evolutionary argument about the acquisition and maintenance of tree-top disease and liquefaction in baculoviruses infecting Lepidopteran hosts.

It is making a more general argument.