Sentence examples for compressed argument from inspiring English sources

This treatise has received an unusual amount of attention, despite its brevity and compressed argument, because it is the first Arabic work to show the influence of Greek taxonomies of the intellect into levels or types.

One contender who was excluded, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio, compressed his argument to 30 seconds, saying the he was a Democrat — but not the sort of a Democrat that his rivals were.

To compress his argument, Hamilton points out that if there are two groups of frogs around the pool, each group has an equal chance of being targeted, and so does each frog within each group - which means that the chance of being eaten is less if you are a frog in the larger group.

Violently compressed, Neuhaus's argument proceeds as follows: Political entities come with a narrative and, usually, a sense of purpose.

He then read "Ball," in which some boys chase down a torn baseball and with a thrill of discovery strip the hide and unroll the blue-gray yarn, "a quarter mile wound tight / as terza rima into the most compressed possible / argument around a nucleus that sang jump // from a fugue of clarity and cork". To finish, Bauld called on Straus to assist him in a poem for two voices.

There are really two arguments compressed here.

Hume supplements this argument from experience with a highly compressed sketch of an argument he borrows from Butler.

As Mr Harbour has a great deal of ground to cover in a mere 143 pages, many of the arguments are compressed, and his style of writing is not polished.

"Setting the People Free" is lucidly and provocatively written, even if the argument is too compressed at times for total comfort.

He compresses their counter-arguments.

The effect is clotted, so compressed, you can't pull out the argument or even decipher the tone – is this supposed to be funny, or am I supposed to be angry?