Sentence examples for its underlying argument from inspiring English sources
The twentieth-century philosopher Reinhold Niebuhr attempted to reinterpret the Augustinian theodicy in the light of evolutionary science by presenting its underlying argument without mythology.
But its underlying arguments have more force today.Public tediumLife is no longer much fun in a publicly quoted company.
And so, although "Edward Weston: Life Work" offers an idiosyncratic, shorthand version of Weston's oeuvre rather than a comprehensive survey, it touches on some key moments of 20th-century art and acquaints you with some of its underlying arguments, including the celebration of mundane objects — some edible, some not.
Monk's vivid rendering of this family tragedy masks the speciousness of his underlying argument.
Monk's vivid rendering of this family tragedy masks the speciousness of his underlying argument.
"He deserves kudos for assembling all this data," said Dr. Hoffman, the Caltech historian, "but I don't agree with his underlying argument".
It illustrates Feigel's underlying argument that even amid the rubble the demands of personal life usually had primacy over noble projects of reconstruction.
If there was a theme to the underlying argument, it was that public art should serve public goals, whether in reviving urban areas or in attracting sightseers.
Its stories only partially fit Oppenheimer's underlying argument, but the prose is so perfect you barely realize it.
Q: An underlying argument this week has been it is good to have another coalition after the next election… So, are you saying that I, Nick Clegg, would happily serve as Ed Miliband's deputy?
The coalition has gone for the second and its failure to get many things (anything?) right does not alter the underlying argument.
