For Mr. Biden, after nearly eight years in the nation's chief supporting role, the appearance hinted at the niche he sees for himself as Election Day nears: a figure who can argue, plainly and personally, that Mr. Trump has already imperiled the nation he aspires to lead.
The act, she rightly argued, states plainly that waterways cannot be used for waste disposal.
As Porter rightly argues, it is "plainly in all our interests" to stop this "struggle over ownership of rights".
Petitioner plainly argued for, and objected to the instructions lack of, a nexus requirement.
New Hibernia Review/ Iris Éireannach Nua: A Quarterly Record of Irish Studies presents plainly argued scholarship on all aspects of Irish civilization.
O. Scott) 'American Meat' (No rating, 1 25) Graham Meriwether's plainly presented documentary argues for more healthful methods in meat farming, but it's still an advocacy film better suited for a class than for a cinema.
But if the law, properly interpreted, really does support the discovery order, the administration argues, the law itself is "plainly unconstitutional" in authorizing "unwarranted intrusion" and "extreme interference" with the president's exercise of his "core" constitutional responsibilities.
Re "Gaining Freedom by Modem" (Op-Ed, Jan . 28: Robert Wright argues that "resistance to the Internet's political logic will plainly be futile within a decade or two".
Plainly and persistently presented, the inelegantly titled "American Meat" argues like a fair-minded editorial for a return to more healthful methods in meat farming.
Diderot was imprisoned for his writings, an experience, Mr Blom argues, that left him too scared to lay out his philosophy plainly, instead disguising it within numerous plays, novels and letters.
If there were any discrimination, he argued, then it was "plainly justified".
