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.
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.
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.
For i=1,…,n, monotonicity follows from a case-by-case analysis extending the arguments ofRogers and Veraart (2013 ) and Amini et al. (2013).
Extending his argument, Collier insisted that the very idea of an external world is self-contradictory.
Mr. Romney was on the verge of extending his argument when Mr. Johnson shouted out: "That's not true, governor.
Extending the argument, Darwin notes that humans are not the only creatures that suffer needlessly.
Extending this argument to the study of resilience (eg, why some kids recover) is the focus of last part this article and our research strategies in the next decade.
Extending this argument beyond single cells, a cell cluster and its substrate must also be in mechanical equilibrium.
