Sentence examples for impressively argued from inspiring English sources

Impressively argued books such as this one might be helping in some small way, too.

The result of years of research and the study of Cole's sketches and paintings, this is an impressively argued, exceptionally well-written and handsomely illustrated book". "Thomas Cole's Refrain deftly illuminates the artist's lesser known series of Catskill Creek paintings by tracking down sketches, repeated views, site-specific formations, and emblematic motifs.

Martin Meisel, professor of dramatic literature emeritus at Columbia University, said in another review that the book is "impressively argued". He added that there is no question the manuscript "must have been somewhere in the background mix of Shakespeare's mental landscape" while writing the plays.

While impressively argued, Larissa Fast's Aid in Danger critically examines the reasons why humanitarian workers and agencies become targets of violence and offers possibilities for further explorations of the proper approaches adopted to protect humanitarian workers and agencies from violence.

So I was elated to find out that the latest edition to ECW's "Pop Classics" series (which already features the impressively argued It Doesn't Suck: Showgirls) was a book about Cage called National Treasure: Nicolas Cage.

So I was stoked to find out that the latest edition to ECW's "Pop Classics" series (which already features the impressively argued It Doesn't Suck: Showgirls) was a book about Cage called National Treasure: Nicolas Cage.

The first half of the book is political philosophy of the most austere sort, impressively well argued, and difficult enough to provide a well-trained graduate student with a semester's work.

He has argued impressively if not persuasively over more than 20 years in favour of expanding the circle of creatures for whom people should feel concern.

So why is it that her book, impressively researched, elegantly argued and forcefully written, feels, in the end, so profoundly wrong?

Like all good books, Campbell's study uncovers new questions for other researchers to take up". "This is an impressively researched and argued study of the construction of knowledge by an imperial power with the ultimate aim of subjugating and transforming an outlying region with an environment, population, way of life, economy and culture that was quite different to the empire's heartland.

"American Jesus" is well written, judiciously argued and impressively researched.