Sentence examples for piece of argument from inspiring English sources

As a piece of argument and rhetoric, the dissent is as skillful as his majority opinion in the King case, though not persuasive.

The template is: "It's time for a president who cares more about [supposedly good thing] than he does about [supposedly opposite bad thing]." The sentence is an ethos appeal — "I stand for [good thing]" — disguised as a piece of argument.

The Pauley III decision contains a piece of argument that I find, as have hosts of others, particularly troubling.

To this day, the piece of argument art continues to be meditated on, studied, talked about and held up as an example of art's social power.

There's the AIDS Memorial Quilt Project -- a piece of argument art so powerful that NGOs tackling other infectious diseases, such as those working to eradicate malaria, always wish for an equivalent.

This famous chapter has exercised a fascination on philosophers thinking about ourselves and has been, perhaps, as much discussed as any piece of philosophical argument that Strawson wrote.

A central point piece of this argument is the observation that China doesn't respond immediately to price signals, but this is myopic.

The other piece of the argument that environmental protections harm the economy is the belief that such regulations are so burdensome they drive businesses to failure.

Integrated pieces of the argument include, but are not limited to those listed in Table 2.

This was the centre piece of Feyerabend's argument for pluralism.

He says the review does not contain new work and is an "opinion piece that continues a line of argument Dr Golomb has put forward for some time".