Sentence examples for arguments that speak from inspiring English sources

History majors learn to be effective storytellers and analysts, and to craft arguments that speak to broad audiences.

There are, however, some arguments that speak against a decisive influence of recall bias: Most participants of the Interphone and Hardell studies were enrolled during 1997 2003 at a time when mobile phone use was not widely discussed as a potential risk factor for brain tumors.

It was a vibrant exercise with arguments that spoke volumes about the great expectations here.

In a persuasive argument that speaks to politics today from Europe to the United States to Australia, the author offers a compelling vision of hope.

Boog is quoting arguments that were spoken not yesterday, or last year - but more than 80 years ago, during the Great Depression.

In the argument that speaking of the silent is possible it lies in the contradiction, not in the proof; in the argument that one can give what one does not possess, it lies in both; in the proof that Homer's poem is a figure through its being a cycle it lies in the proof.

On the one hand, there's a nurturing argument that speaks of self-care, consent and awareness.

It's a philosophical and ethical argument that speaks to the very essence of how we regulate public health: Do we need to prove something is safe before we allow people to use it every day inside their mouths, or do we let the public use a questionable product until someone can prove it's harmful?

Without bothering to hear arguments, the justices reversed the Alabama Supreme Court in an opinion that spoke for the full court.

But because "nobody likes to be told they're simply not capable of enjoying the same freedoms as the elite," Sanchez suggests, this is an argument that dare not speak its name.

Keeler, a member of the Navajo and Yankton Sioux tribes, continued, "That argument speaks to the idea that people do not believe that Native Americans exist.