Sentence examples for overarching arguments from inspiring English sources

In Stezaker's collages as in Höch's, images sidle up to and seduce one another, shying from overarching arguments or narratives.

Yet such overarching arguments largely took a back seat to parochial issues and personal attacks in the few districts that remained competitive to the end.

In risk governance, ambiguity plays an important role because plural knowledge and value inputs are difficult to reconcile, and overarching arguments, which might lead to a consensus, are hard to find or to approve by all parties.

But the main thing that Blair is doing, I believe, is trying to establish a big overarching argument.

Other sections come and go without being incorporated into Curtis's overarching argument in a satisfying way.

Mr. Magnus's overarching argument is that China still lacks the organizations and institutions that accept — indeed welcome — the risk-taking that holds the key to technological innovation.

Labour also needs to be present in the big, overarching argument about what Brexit would do to trade, investment and jobs.

In either case, as independents are now the biggest "party" in the United States, their revival seems to corroborate his overarching argument that partisanship is not as intense as we perceive.

Trump's overarching argument to voters has been, in the end, economic: as President, he would draw on his business experience, "surround myself only with the best and most serious people," and lead Americans to greater prosperity.

The MCC's librarian, Robinson recreates the matches themselves with compelling precision, but in doing so neglects his overarching argument, that the inconsistency which saw 28 different players selected over the course of that summer destabilised English cricket for a generation.

He has no overarching argument in part because of his Senate training and the tendency to take issues on one at a time — in part, because of the foolish decision to run a traditional right-left campaign against Obama and, in part, because McCain has never really resolved the contradiction between the Barry Goldwater and Teddy Roosevelt sides of his worldview.