Mr. Suker, a teacher at another public school, who is facing charges of throwing away a student's test paper during an argument, confronted Dr. Maldonado at the funeral, shouting: "Tell the truth.
This argument confronts head-on the widespread worry that the soul, at or soon after death, is destroyed by being dispersed.
For those who had little affection for the Bush Administration but still took up the argument for confronting Saddam, that argument was based on a moral, as well as political, consideration of American power.
Today the president will present Congressional leaders with his argument for confronting Saddam Hussein.
Indeed, the slow recovery of the early 90's, rather than seeming to be an aberration, has become the reference point for the argument now confronting economists.
Those are arguments worth confronting (and ones that I'll join in as soon as I see the movie; meanwhile, see Dexter Filkins's Talk of the Town story in this week's issue).
Senators urged President Bush today to make a convincing case for taking military action against Iraq, and the White House announced that the president would meet with Congressional leaders on Wednesday to make his arguments for confronting Saddam Hussein.
This passage occurs in a work that offers advice for framing dialectical arguments when confronting a somewhat skeptical interlocutor.
It may strengthen Ukip, but the Tories may prefer to have that sort of argument than confront the fact that, even in the terms of capital, austerity has failed.
This argument will confront the possible assertion that the cosmopolitan project is utopian and impractical amidst an environment of resource limitations and state-based distribution practices.
