Sentence examples for framed his argument from inspiring English sources

While he did not break new ground on the policies he proposed, he framed his argument with fresh urgency.

Leslie framed his argument mainly around a warning that students were not going to pay back their fees in full which is storing up trouble for the public finances in the future.

Osborne, who has spent an immense amount of time thinking and consulting on his speech on the EU, has framed his argument in two simple ways – one for an EU audience and one for a domestic audience.

At the Reagan library, although he framed his argument for reform in economic terms, he showed where his heart lies when he declared himself delighted that his "Iraqi-Canadian-Texan-Mexican-American granddaughter" would struggle to fill out a census form.

Stepping up his campaign for the initiative on Aug. 15, Mr. Brown, 74, framed his argument in biblical terms, telling a crowd gathered at a Sacramento high school, "To those who much has been given, much will be required," a reference to the Gospel of Luke.

And so, in November, when he finally demanded a strong net-neutrality rule, he framed his argument as way of allowing for a fair fight between large and small, rich and poor: "An entrepreneur's fledgling company should have the same chance to succeed as established corporations," he said.

While echoing themes often expressed by Mr. Kerry, he has framed his arguments with a sharper edge than the candidate himself.

President Truman had framed his arguments for the program in language that mixed anti-Kremlin sternness with the bitter aftertaste of World War II.

Instead, Paul has done what successful politicians tend to do: He's picked his battles, done outreach to his critics, and consistently framed his arguments in language that conservative voters and activists understand.

Although Bork framed his arguments in originalist terms, his dismissive treatment of substantive due process is historically unwarranted.

Obama has often framed his arguments around that notion of citizenship — and notes he will be returning to private life soon enough.