Sentence examples for expanded arguments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clement, the deputy solicitor general, expanded arguments that government lawyers made when a federal district judge began considering the case last year.

He expanded these arguments in a book, "Good Calories, Bad Calories" (2007), and, in his new book, he goes much further.

As the U.S. Civil War drew closer, he expanded his arguments in many speeches, editorials, and in his second autobiography, My Bondage and My Freedom.

In conference settings he has expanded upon arguments made in op-eds in the Times and elsewhere; in the former he has also called for acceptance of the Arab peace initiative of 2002, studiously ignored by Ariel Sharon and Netanyahu.

Kai-Man Kwan has significantly expanded the Argument from Experience in a way that avoids from the start several objections to that argument (Kwan, 2011).

The Republican nominee expanded his argument, bringing in concerns about "quality of life".

The author hasn't greatly expanded his argument, but he's turned the book into more of a memoir.

AS THE discussion over Thomas Piketty's new book has expanded, the argument has occasionally been made that concern about inequality is essentially an elite phenomenon.

So expanded, the "argument from concern" is that the analysis of the truth-conditions of modal statements about objects in our world turns matters we care about into matters we do not care about, and so fails to be a plausible analysis.

They recently expanded their argument to allege that the pipeline would interfere with their freedom of religion.

Carr expanded his argument in The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains, a book published by W. W. Norton in June 2010.