Sentence examples for context of arguing from inspiring English sources

James Madison confronts this tension in the context of arguing for the adoption of the U.S. Constitution (in his Federalist #10).

EJW: How much of today's current insistence on conformity, normalcy, and cure do you think traces to our cultural heritage of the eugenicist beliefs described in your book, where references to non-typical people, in the context of arguing for their sterilization, institutionalization, or murder, are littered with phrases like "unfit," "social discards," "morally impaired," "menace," "hopeless"?

In the context of arguing for equity, something Republicans consistently fail to do anything substantive about, Obama managed to validate divisive stereotypes about "them," workers, the poor and by inference, people of color.

To hear it from Mr. Crumpley, he is now a reasonably sane man who has been locked in a crazy system, in which some Kirby staff members, and various state officials, take his words out of context to argue that a psychotic hatred of gay men persists.

Yet, some scholars in the West quote the Quran out of context to argue that Islam is an inherently violent religion.

Engaging this idea, Dean Itsuji Saranillio, in his study of Asian settler colonialism in the context of Hawai'i, argues "an analysis of White supremacy is thus critical to a settler of color critique of US Empire" (282).

As mentioned previously with Aβ aggregation, conformational selection, in the context of binding, argues that weakly populated transition states are responsible for molecular recognition and subsequent complex formation.

Nor would it be possible, in any American context, to argue for the superiority of sharia Islamic law over laws passed by elected law-makers.But the right to say almost anything on most other subjects is deeply entrenched in America.

It therefore discusses the meanings of context before arguing that there are at least four levels of context.

In this paper I examine societal linkages in the context of their dissolution, arguing that if the societal link is damaged or broken, man is fundamentally changed.

I've written about this before in the context of family policy, arguing that both left and right should be competing to redesign the tax code and the welfare state to better serve the work-family juggle that many parents find themselves managing these days.