Authentic Irishness, Hayden argues, has to mean something more than getting drunk on St . Patricks Day, attending Mass on Easter Sunday and rooting for Notre Dame (or, to cite a more contemporary version of Irish-American nostalgia, practicing a Celtic New Age spirituality of dubious provenance).
Ginsborg (2011a, b; 2012) argues that to mean something by a linguistic expression, the speaker must not only be disposed to use it in a certain way but also be disposed to take the way she is disposed to use it to be "primitively appropriate" (see above, 2.1.1).
Capacity for long-term cross-disciplinary research is argued to be the means by which these integrated and more sustainable solutions may emerge.
The rotation of the terminal 100 kb of the chromosome is argued to be the means of releasing positive supercoiling, in spite of telomere attachment and substantial rotational drag [ 26].
Game makers tend to be look-before-you-leap types (as I have often argued, to their cost) which means new platforms often have to deal with chicken/egg paradoxes.
Despite all the benefits argued to be achieved by means of GSE, it comes with challenges.
"Films," he argued, "have come to mean in the lives of many communities what religion meant to such communities in other times".
"Sometimes they take the fact that you don't argue very much to mean that you really don't care".
Objecting to a male-only golf club doesn't have to mean arguing that there should be no male- or female-only spaces left in our society, simply that they shouldn't remain that way if the only goal is exclusion and hierarchy.
By all means argue to go further.
