Clearly there is no shortage of gun violence in poor communities in New York and in cities like it, with many of the guns deployed in crimes imported from out of state, which only bolsters the argument for more ardent federal legislation.
Wollstonecraft defends her positions not only with reasoned argument but also with ardent rhetoric.
That Moses was highhanded, racist and contemptuous of the poor draws no argument even from the most ardent revisionists.
There is always that in poetry which will not be grasped, which cannot be described, which survives our ardent attention, our critical theories, our late-night arguments.
This is an argument that presumably should cross any kind of political line, because even the most ardent supporter of the death penalty would I'm sure not be delighted to think about the prospect of executing an innocent person.
They were addressing such profound issues as defense against tyranny; all of the most ardent defenders of the Second Amendment invoke that very argument.
Arendt was a writer of long books and a maker of complex arguments, so the two hours of Margarethe von Trotta's ardent and intelligent film about her are bound to feel somewhat superficial.
If, as is evident now, even some of its former most ardent backers lose faith in the legitimacy of the moral argument for Israel, one can almost afford to dream of a day very soon, when Muslims, Jews and Christians live together and peacefully side by side, on a land that has always been recognised as Palestine.
In fact, one of the differences between this debate and the arguments over the North American trade pact is that few, save for the most ardent union leaders, argued that the China trade deal would send American jobs overseas.
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