Sentence examples for adrift arguments from inspiring English sources
Last year's decision-making spurt quieted complaints that her government was adrift; arguments within the coalition have become more civil.
Without a fuller understanding of consciousness itself, however, such arguments are adrift in the same darkness we inhabit every time we fall asleep.
Ben Ginsberg's excellent book, The Fall of the Faculty, correctly diagnosed the problem of administrative bloat on college campuses; Andrew Hackers and Claudia Dreifuss' book, Higher Education?, covered how fear of litigation warps campus behaviors and jacks up prices; and studies such as Academically Adrift revealed students unable to make arguments from multiple points of view.
Don Poli, second behind Cue Card on Thursday, was 14 lengths adrift of Don Cossack at Cheltenham, a line of argument which tends towards Gordon Elliott's chaser.
If it's supposed to make students more critical thinkers, then measure whether they can read a newspaper and make an argument (this test is actually known as the Collegiate Learning Assessment, which is the basis for Academically Adrift's conclusions).
