Bolzano is dealing with arguments at lengths in his Theory of Science (cf., e.g., WL II, 113 ff., 391 ff)., but he does not introduce a name for them.
"People welcome the opportunity to hear an argument at length, not just a couple of minutes of the party line before the speaker gets bullied and sent off".
For her part, Kelly dashed off to a date, where she blew her chance at a healing good time by recounting the argument at length, complete with a barbed if imprecise impression of Bethenny.
I made this argument at length last year when Christopher Hitchens died and a speak-no-ill rule about him was instantly imposed (a rule he, more than anyone, viciously violated), and I won't repeat that argument today; those interested can read my reasoning here.
I discuss this argument at length in my bookCyber Racism - which I wrote in many ways as challenge to (white) liberal friends who often seem hamstrung by misunderstandings of the first amendment and free speech.
Peers will only have around four minutes each to make speeches, so this would allow it to be discussed in more detail and all the arguments heard at length.
Technology, they say, has consistently improved living standards, health and longevity everywhere it has been introduced, an argument explored at length by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee in "The Second Machine Age".
The defense's closing argument dwelled at length on Kent Easter's cuckolding and Jill Easter's supposed stratagems.
"The EEOC waived this argument by discussing at length in their opening statement the very evidence it sought to have excluded," said Seyfarth Shaw attorney Alex Karasik, who has been following the case for years.
