Her book, the prosecution argues, speaks only for these she-wolves.
Never mind the middle-aged scholars in their libraries, these Latin poems, she argues, speak directly to the rest of us about love and human experience.
Essential Christian themes of salvation, redemption, and suffering, he argues, speak vividly to the genre's artists and fans.
They appear to be enjoying themselves, speaking their minds, arguing, speaking to us, turning towards us and turning away.
"If you impeach Bush, you're doing a huge favor for the Republicans," he argued, speaking by telephone from California.
But the Gore campaign is in something of a strategic box, one Republican strategist argued, speaking on condition that he not be identified.
The results, it argued, speak for themselves.
That, Satyarthi would argue, speaks volumes about the work still to be done to change the way many in India think about the rights of children.
We need to remind ourselves of these core values regularly, as all this is decidedly good for us and good for our students and, I would argue, speaks to the educational value of athletic competition.
The film, he argued, speaks to the Arab Spring, the fall of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, the attack on a U.S. installation in Benghazi and, above all, "the most pressing foreign-policy crisis I think that faces the United States, which is how we're gonna relate to Iran.
