Sentence examples for larger arguments from inspiring English sources

Perhaps to larger arguments, and to all-out battle between liberals (in the English sense) and authoritarians.

Mr. Cramer never wonders what the "whole point" of a Palestinian state would be, though his cartoon summation of the Palestinians ("every man for himself -- and his kin") is hardly in tune with his larger arguments.

As it turns out, in this exhibition, perhaps because of some discomfort caused by the blunt force of this morality tale, small things tell large truths more plainly than larger arguments.

In books such as "Drive" — which blend theories on behavior with practical career or life advice — it's tempting (and perhaps even encouraged) to constantly monitor how you fit within the larger arguments.

And many of Mr. Hirsh's larger arguments about free-market fundamentalism owe a heavy debt to ideas articulated by the liberal economist Joseph E. Stiglitz in his 2010 book, "Freefall: America, Free Markets, and the Sinking of the World Economy".

But if "American Skin" is derivative in its larger arguments, if the book tilts heavily in the direction of Pollyanna-ish optimism, it also provides many provocative illustrations of the melting pot at work today and its fallout on everything from Gen Y sensibilities to old-school black politics.

But that last qualification only reinforces the larger argument.

And how are they connected in the larger argument?

In reality, some are more fundamental than others, more egregious, more central to the larger argument.

But de Waal can also be a slippery writer, disinclined to build toward a larger argument.

One could easily pick holes in Campbell's larger argument and specific details.