Sentence examples for it makes the argument from inspiring English sources

So "neo-liberal" and "neo-conservative" pepper Judt's book as if it makes the argument.

"But I think the new version works - it has been updated and it makes the argument more powerful".

But the odd thing about the fact that the the market's been nearly flat for ten years, of course, is that it makes the argument for investing now stronger, not weaker.

And if people don't think that the extra features of Vista are worth the price, at least at retail, it makes the argument that Windows is "worth more" than Linux harder to sustain.

But what scholars haven't seen, or at least explicitly acknowledged, is its significance for an understanding of Stalin and his motives, namely that it makes the argument that he was in it just for personal power untenable.

It makes the argument that it does not make individuals' purchases public (even though its database is capable of doing so), and the lists give no actual sales figures.

It made the argument that Truman's odyssey from small-town Middle America to the world stage mirrored the country's own journey from parochialism to power.

Using the rumors about a possible Google acquisition of Twitter, it made the argument that all too often publicly traded internet companies buy start-ups that don’t have business models—and probably never will—because the companies doing the buying think they can add those business models post-acquisition.

Ernst's primary campaign was in the news for an ad that referred to to her experience in castrating hogs while it made the argument that she could cut spending in Washington.

To be sure, it makes the familiar argument that tax cuts, by stimulating growth, will lead to "revenue feedbacks".

This report summarizes all the key component parts of the safety case, it makes the safety argument explicit, and describes the supporting evidence.