Sentence examples for clearly argued from inspiring English sources
The content we look for is either bold and clearly argued opinion or balanced analysis.
He also describes animals' impressive navigational skills and discusses the design of public spaces in this delightful, clearly argued book.
Sir John Chilcot's report is more than just a carefully worded, clearly argued dissection of the decisions that led Britain to go to war in 2003, and the failures thereafter.
But it provides a thoroughly researched and clearly argued case for this section of the populace to stop taking things lying down and turn themselves into a formidable grey lobby.
There are no simple rules for turning a jumble of numbers, hypotheses, and hunches into a clearly argued scientific paper.
But the Buddhist reductionist, as Siderits (2003, 13 and passim) has clearly argued, is not an eliminativist.
But the Borukhova camp is clearly arguing that the Malakovs are overstating any perceived threats.
But it would be a more subtle play if it were not so clearly arguing a case.
Then there was Joe and Tom butting heads over HTML and HTTP when they were clearly arguing about Cameron.
As David Keen's scholarly book Conflict and Collusion in Sierra Leone clearly argues, Taylor was only one element in the brutality.
Clearly, argues Mr Carr, this is a radical upending of the "literate mind" that has been the hallmark of civilisation for more than 1,000 years.
