Sentence examples for fullest argument from inspiring English sources

On Monday, in this Persian Gulf emirate deeply suspicious of a nuclear Iran, Mr. Kerry laid out his fullest argument yet.

His Memory, History, Forgetting gives his fullest argument for this lifelong conviction.Its argument begins with an account of things purportedly remembered, for without memories there could be no history involving people.

His fullest argument depends crucially on the notion that a friend is "another self," someone, in other words, with whom one has a relationship very similar to the relationship one has with oneself.

Geiger (2009) also holds that the principle is required for all empirical cognition (see also Geiger 2003), but argues that it is in the Critique of Teleological Judgment, and not in the Introductions to the Critique of Judgment (nor in the Appendix to the Dialectic of the first Critique), that Kant offers his fullest argument for its necessity.

Meg's full argument is here.

For the full argument, read the Euston Manifesto on www.eustonmanifesto.org.

When, as a forty-three-year-old Columbia Law School professor, she made a full argument before the Supreme Court, in 1976, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger stumbled when introducing her.

We could provide you with a link to Mr. Santorum's full argument on WorldNetDaily, which is tucked among ads warning about FEMA concentration camps.

But in at least a half dozen states besides Colorado, there's renewed enthusiasm for promoting laws that codify the full argument that life begins at conception.

Obviously, the statute's purpose will not be served in the present case, where Captain Noyd's liberty will only be limited once again after a full argument before the judiciary.

The half-full argument, which the Obama campaign will promote at the Democratic convention here this week, holds that the economy is far stronger than it was at the depths of the recession in early 2009 when it was bleeding 800,000 jobs a month.