Sentence examples for arguing for the value from inspiring English sources
WILLIAM STOTT Santiago, Chile, May 22, 2013 Dr. Sandberg's invoking of the wondrous potential of learning in arguing for the value of talk therapy is a powerful construct for me.
Instead of defending the humanities by arguing for the value of a well-educated citizenry, they defend them only by referring to data showing that, by the time college graduates with degrees in the humanities reach their mid-fifties, they can earn as much as or more than those who majored in pre-professional fields.
While her earlier works largely focus on society's failings and responsibilities, in this work she turns inward, explicitly arguing for the value of personal experience.
Arguing for the value of sociocultural autopsies in comparative racial/ethnic suicide research [ 46], these factors include greater self-stigma and public stigma which these communities attach to mental illness and treatment compared to White communities [ 47].
The Paris attacks offered yet another opportunity to argue for the value of Section 215.
'I never sought anything in you but yourself.' " In her most provocative and interesting chapters, Nehring argues for the value of suffering, for the importance of failure.
During her talk at the Renfrew conference, Weiner argued for the value of familiar books, with their tropes of self-realization and rescue.
He is a vocal advocate of a belligerent brand of hockey, he argues for the value of fighting and he rails against rules that might soften it up.
Our intent is not to criticise the MVP, but simply to argue for the value of persuasive impact evaluation of this and other interventions, so that policy can be defined by accurate information on what works.
Tacita Dean, who is now an internationally known artist, has argued for the value of very small organisations – many of which are now under-resourced – in building artists' careers: "My first cutting room was at Four Corners in London.
