"I appreciate that," Mrs. Clinton responded, before launching into a sharp argument about the importance of this election.
We can formulate the underlying worry as a sharp argument against the extreme naturalist claim that all truths are discoverable by hard science.
The talks broke up this evening at about 10 P.M. when a fire alarm interrupted a sharp argument and forced the negotiators to evacuate the officers club.
"Contact," like Kim Stanley Robinson's "Mars" trilogy, is a sharp argument that by skipping to the most dramatic, conflict-oriented outcome, pop culture is leaving dozens of promising stories on the table.
And that's part of why the online activist group objects, because it views her overt black-and-white references as a sharp argument that Mr. Obama cannot draw white votes.
Even if Romney is not the Republican standard-bearer in 2012, he has formulated a sharp argument against the incumbent and, more than any other would-be challenger thus far, has laid down a clear road map for his party when things get rolling next year.
"Where China Meets India" is not mainly a political book, but it ends with a sharp argument that American policy toward Myanmar is flawed in a way that is about to become more costly for all parties involved, except the Chinese.
The problem all along, and this is what people would tell you privately in the "No" campaign, is that there is a very sharp argument between independence and all the risks it brings and staying with the UK.
Beilin said most of the rest of the meeting involved a "fairly sharp argument" over Likud's insistence that resolution of the Taba dispute include an initial phase of non-binding conciliation, a step that Egypt had previously rejected.
Some controversy has attached to the sale, sharp argument taking place within the pages of the Times Literary Supplement about whether the library should or should not break up its collection.
