Towards the end of this subtle, thoughtful biography of Queen Victoria AN Wilson presents his defining argument.
Massacres in Syria, even the killing of a fine diplomat, matter less than this election's defining argument, about the economy.
The other certainty is that the defining argument of this college football season will be between the Southeastern Conference and the Big 12, which have separated themselves as the top two leagues in college football.
It's a stunning expose of the destructive power of industry lobbyists, and a defining argument for a return to the open standards that have served other countries so well.
IAA varied considerably between the two positionally-defined types (i.e., pre- and post-nominal arguments) and the others: across both predicators, IAA for the positionally defined argument types was 95.8%, falling to 68.4% for the others.
Instead of wringing their hands over this, Democrats should be out front holding hearings that define the arguments in a way to promote their cause.
"Visual" arguments have been defined as arguments which are conveyed, at least in part, through non-verbal visual images.
Mr. Obama allowed his opponents to define the argument and so define him.
No one knows how to settle, or even define, the argument over public art and political correctness.
But it will define the argument, she said, so that "anybody who demurs is clearly perfectly comfortable with 8-year-olds' risking gun violence in school cafeterias".
