Sentence examples for antique arguments from inspiring English sources

"Byzantium: Faith and Power" brings a universe of antique arguments to clanging life.

But, even when a critic allows for the somewhat antique formulation of these arguments (as Storr goes on to do), there is still something about the vicarious emotion provoked by the figurative that must be explained away or excused.

Hackers have been woven into the economic infrastructure of the software industry so deeply that this kind of argument was already an antique when Zuckerberg came of age.

The oratorios, despite their antique subjects, are vital contributions to an argument in quite unexpected ways.

Inc.'s argument suggests that the Barclays are brittle, antique china-doll types not accustomed to the give-and-take of major transactions and business dealings.

There have been two compelling arguments why we should care about the preservation of these antique and local varieties.

At times fiction, at others records of, or scripts for, actual debates, the dialogues give us a glimpse of Late Antique rhetoric as it was practiced and tell us about the theological arguments underpinning religious differences.

In the humid enclosure of an antique greenhouse, as the sweat came to my skin, an unlikely argument came to my mind around the disparate sources I had spent the summer consulting.

Even when respondents were presented with opposing arguments that a ban would affect auction houses and antiques dealers, along with the rights of private property owners, their support remained strong.

There is a good argument that BP's safety problems stem from taking over the sometimes antique equipment owned by Amoco and not updating it.

Meanwhile, you could make an argument that Agamemnon launches the thousand ships to retrieve Helen either for reasons of antique honor or out of a calculating desire to plunder Troy's riches.