Sentence examples for extended argument from inspiring English sources

Marinella provides a cogent, extended argument for the superiority of women's intellectual and moral capacities, effectively constructing an account of a nature proper to women and distinct from the nature of man.

Indeed, he calls his book "an extended argument about democracy".

Marginalia create a form of extended argument in which the reader has the upper hand, taking over the text.

Umpire Chris Guccione ejected Douglass, and Blue Jays Manager Carlos Tosca had an extended argument with Guccione.

Concentrating on new songs, the set built into something like an extended argument about the meaning of home.

He flounders on foreign-policy questions ("The Pakistani country"?), or indeed anytime he tries to make an extended argument.

Mr. Greenwald's writings at The Guardian — and before that, for Salon and on his own blog — can resemble a legal brief, with a list of points, extended arguments and detailed references and links.

It's surprising that it should take this form at the trend-conscious Donmar: two intervals, one aspidistra, extended arguments about whether reparations demanded from Germany would cause future conflict, detailed examinations of the Silesian coal mines.

Maybe, but the ethic of Film Comment Selects has less to do with pleasing crowds than with starting and extending arguments.

174 But one of the implications of well-being-based theories is that they allow the theorists who hold them to extend arguments about assisted death into non-voluntary contexts, that is, into contexts in which individuals are no longer, or have never been, capable of competently formulating their wills.

(Professors continue to debate whether Moore extended the argument about error beyond its logical limit, but that is more esoteric than need detain us here).