The argument of this assault is that "judicial temperament" is no longer enough.
It may help put things in perspective to recall that an argument of this sort was already being conducted at the very birth of western culture.
"I think that's really the argument of this administration: 'It can't be a crime because no one's prosecuted us for it.'" It's good to be king.
And all of them support the basic argument of this very useful book: that the tension between entrepreneurial impulses and fiduciary responsibility is the oldest story in finance.
"Mixed Blessings," which appears tonight on PBS, is a presentation of "Wide Angle, which often puts its name on more polemical documentaries; the argument of this one is something like "times change".
The vague argument of this retrospective is that art, like life, is essentially an involuntary act: the rising and falling penis apparently has a mind of its own, biology is its own imperative.
Many of his colleagues – Renoir, Pissarro, Bonnard and Cézanne – were gardeners too, and the argument of this show is that the growing fashion for gardening in the 19th century is reflected in the avant-garde art.
The other certainty is that the defining argument of this college football season will be between the Southeastern Conference and the Big 12, which have separated themselves as the top two leagues in college football.
(Jubien (1993: 41 42) discusses an argument of this sort).
An argument of this form is clearly valid.
(An argument of this kind is considered in §1.5).
