He did this through powerfully argued messages about its causes and consequences.
The premise is powerful and powerfully argued, and Bach 2000 is entitled to it.
Beautifully photographed, powerfully argued, and strongly supporting federal legislation to protect migrant workers, Harvest of Shame illustrated how effectively the journalistic essay could work on television.
It was, as you might expect, a strident and powerfully argued article in which he defended his newspaper's position over its controversial portrait of Ed Miliband's father as a "man who hated Britain".
When Tim Wu published his influential book Master Switch in 2010, he powerfully argued that all communications markets began with a period of creative openness and experimentation, yet within 20 years settled into some sort of state-regulated oligopoly.
In "Strange Victory," the historian Ernest R. May presents a broad-shouldered, cogent, powerfully argued revisionist study of the battle of France of 1940, in which he strips the Nazis' stunning victory of its retroactive veneer of inevitability.
Haggis's movie, in its denouement, gestures at the idea of an insidious corruption and spiritual debasement that the war has engendered in soldiers who might in other circumstances be entirely decent: it is powerfully argued, but for my money the revelation was not quite as satisfying, and as dramatically and visibly worked-through as it might have been.
The shrinking of the public domain, and the devastation it threatens to the culture, are the subject of a powerfully argued and important analysis by Lawrence Lessig, a professor at Stanford Law School and a leading member of a group of theorists and grass-roots activists, sometimes called the "copyleft," who have been crusading against the increasing expansion of copyright protections.
Second, the metaphysical positions Lewis stakes out are strikingly original and powerfully argued.
