Sentence examples for argument behind it from inspiring English sources

Whenever he suggested something, it was always with some overwhelmingly powerful argument behind it, and it was never about pecking order or power or any non artistic aspect — always about expression.

The context of Obama's remark has already been stripped away, and that one line will now be repeated ad nauseam in talking points, stump speeches, and advertisements all across the country, free from any messy discussion of the actual policy argument behind it.

The Tumblr was started by Erick Erickson, and the argument behind it appears to be: "Sure, America may be suffering record unemployment, a go-nowhere economy, uninsured numbers in the millions, a foreclosure crisis and household debt that is 90% of the GDP, but as long as there's still a federal income tax, you should shut up and suffer".

The argument behind it goes like this: Aliens could spread throughout the Milky Way in far less than the 10 billion years that the galaxy has been around, even if they travel at far less than the speed of light, Einstein's cosmic speed limit.

Neill said the issue was difficult because there were "two convincing and conflicting arguments" behind it.

"The merger is not only a cultural and strategic catastrophe, because it will mean the destruction of two prestigious bodies of sound, but in the long term it would seem that the economic arguments behind it are unfounded as over time it will not lead to any savings," said Dieter Schickling, a former head of music programming at SDR.

For a movie critic, watching the series was as chastening as it was fascinating, a reminder that even -- or perhaps especially -- those movies we are likely to sit through with one eye on our watches and dismiss in a few hundred words are the product of long, rainy days, furious arguments, and, behind it all, somebody's desperate, determined desire to make a good movie.

One argument behind this is that it is easier to establish local health network involving less participants.

But if the BBC can recover, and concentrate on good programmes, it can put the arguments about governance behind it, he says.

Estimated at 8% of Catalan GDP (16bn euros; £13bn), this deficit is the main argument behind the call to "blame it all on Madrid" or, more recently, on Europe.

Stephen Twigg, Labour's shadow education secretary, rejected the argument behind the changes, and warned that it would narrow options for young people.