Sentence examples for arguments were framed from inspiring English sources

For instance, when The Advocates put the Equal Rights Amendment on its docket, the lead counsel in favor of passage was Eleanor Smeal, then president of the National Organization of Women, while the opposition arguments were framed by Phyllis Schlafly, the formidable head of Stop ERA.

The movie's moral arguments are framed less as matters of medicine than of religious faith.

But, surprisingly, the movie's moral arguments are framed less as matters of medicine than of religious faith.

He says "the movie's moral arguments are framed less as matters of medicine than of religious faith.

Added Cecilia Muñoz, vice president of the National Council of La Raza, the largest Hispanic civil rights organization in the United States: "I think he likes to see himself as somebody whose only problem is with illegal immigrants, but if you look at who is on his show and how his arguments are framed, it takes just seconds for him to get to his concerns about illegal immigrants.

"Sometimes the argument is framed to ask who is really benefitting here – the volunteer or the community?

The argument is framed against a false idea of British exceptionalism, one that suffers from a severe case of Special Snowflake Syndrome.

Read pro-Europe newspapers such as the Financial Times or listen to English pro-Europe politicians, and every argument is framed around the country's national interest.

However the argument is framed, at its heart it is a struggle over the importance of belief -- and whether those who disagree over doctrine can share the same faith.

When the argument is framed like this, don't be surprised if conservatives, having insisted that we not medicalize Major Hasan's crime by calling him crazy, start underscoring his craziness.

Macmillan Press; 256 pages; £42.50HERE is an informative case-study with three advantages: its subject, Northern Ireland, seems to be a rare example of successful conflict management; the book's style is not jargon-ridden; and its argument is framed within a wider debate among students of international relations.There are broadly two ways to treat conflict management, according to the author.