"I write down the name of the presenter, a reminder to smile, three key points, two stats to back it up and a memorable ending line that'll sum up my argument".
Our reviewer, Gary J. Bass, called this a "monumental book, resting on colossal archival research and packed with memorable stories and arguments".
This monumental book, resting on colossal archival research and packed with memorable stories and arguments, is a major contribution to making sense of ours.
On his blog and in his December 2006 book, Hell and High Water, you can find some of the most cogent, memorable, and deployable arguments for immediate and overwhelming action to confront global warming".
PHOTOS: Memorable presidential debate moments.
The Making of Home is filled with bold arguments and memorable details.
The linking themes, the developing arguments, the memorable checklist of factors, all the apparatus of the kind of book you're expecting, are quite gloriously disregarded.
Indirectly, the two most memorable moments in Wednesday's argument made clear how much the world had changed — and why the Supreme Court was kind of a sideshow to what's really going on in the country.
Some of the most memorable pages here restate an argument Camus had already developed at length in "The Rebel": not all means are acceptable, even when employed for noble ends; terrorism and torture destroy the very goals they are supposed to serve.
The Court of Appeals exchange is reminiscent of the most memorable exchange in the Kelo Supreme Court argument, now used as a touchstone for the perverted way in which eminent domain is abused across the country.
