Sentence examples for argument of her from inspiring English sources

It was directly thanks to Barea that Virginia Woolf came upon the photographs of dead children that prompted much of the pacifist argument of her book Three Guineas.

She can, she has said, make statements that a white person simply could not: on the "dangers" posed to the west not just by radical, but by regular Islam; on the "backward" nature of the religion; on how "terrible" the Qur'an is; and, in the most startling argument of her new book, Nomad (a follow-up to her bestselling memoir Infidel), how Muslims would do well to learn from Christianity.

However, she does also gesture towards a larger argument of her own, focusing on the inequalities faced by British citizens because of the class system.

The second was a more autobiographical impulse, a working through of some of the internal arguments of her childhood.

Deaf to the arguments of her militant brother, she obstinately hides behind a pacific neutrality until a sudden death leads to a violent volte-face.

Those who have followed Melanie Phillips's journey from left to right (although she still sees herself as a true progressive and only reluctantly accepts the rightwing label) will not be surprised at her book, which brings together the arguments of her columns over the years into one hefty broadside.

She does not repudiate the arguments of her text, but finds that it erred in trying to define morality independent of a social context.

She was ferocious in argument, certain of her principles, and a profoundly decent and good person.

"To read Hellman, even to read about her, is to start an argument," one of her biographers has noted.

It is linked directly to the personal feeling argument: because of her personal feelings for her own kind -- Latinos and women -- she will discriminate against white men.

Although the circumstances remained unclear, investigators said Ms. Tedstone apparently got into an argument with one of her companions.