Sentence examples for craft arguments from inspiring English sources

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

In Tushnet's class, he described how, as a junior lawyer, he used ideas he had developed in his LL.M. paper (entitled "Foundations of Australian federalism") to craft arguments presented to the High Court in Australian Capital Television v. Commonwealth.

Not to diminish the importance of framing, but I believe a pollster is far more effective when helping to craft arguments that are sound and intelligent.

Law school, after all, is often geared toward providing students with a broad set of legal theories upon which they can craft arguments or put together briefs and memos when a new issue or case arises.

By the time that Roraback and Harper set about crafting arguments on behalf of their plaintiffs, the Constitution had been much amended.

Felicia Nimue Ackerman — "Felicia Nimue is a double first name like Mary Jane, and I'm called the whole thing" — is a short-story writer and a philosophy professor at Brown, and she excels at crafting arguments concisely.

My editors and your boss have every right to take our brilliant ideas and beautifully crafted arguments and 1) make fun of them, or us, with gleeful abandon and 2) dropkick us from the premises on their account, if they're in the mood.

Some participants crafted arguments grounded in their own morality, rather than in the morality of their opponents.

Now, when I see a word I don't understand in the research materials, I look it up instead of skipping over it". The hours spent highlighting pages of rich text and crafting arguments aren't just beneficial academically.

A self-righteous little speech is not nearly as effective as a carefully crafted argument, bolstered by a thoughtful assembly of allies.

Nehamas presents such a well crafted argument that it forces any critic to return to the text in order to see what is really there.