Sentence examples for presenting the argument for from inspiring English sources

"It's a really different way of presenting the argument for the arts," he said.

Yet the popular press seems largely content with presenting the arguments for both sides and letting the reader figure out which is right.

"Giuliani Time" does a good job of presenting the arguments for and against this idea, which the mayor and his supporters believe was the key to the dramatic reduction in crime that took place while he was in office.

Petrizi follows this in his commentary to this proposition, presenting the arguments for Proclus's approach in his own way.

I present the argument for this below, which is based on interviews with a number of analysts and industry experts.

In this report we attempt to synthesize the published English language literature on oral arsenicals and present the argument for further development of these compounds.

Proceeding on from this, the Manifesto presents the argument for why the Communist League, as opposed to other socialist and liberal political parties and groups at the time, was truly acting in the interests of the proletariat to overthrow capitalist society and to replace it with socialism.

Since the nature of LUCA is not central here, it is not the place to present the argument for a pre-cellular LUCA that has been discussed previously [ 37] and, more briefly, in this paper.

Four years ago in Engaged with the Arts I wrote that it was "vital that the arts world in all its forms presents the arguments for the arts on any and every occasion".

This is important for our discussion since Umar Khayyam may simply have presented the arguments for and against the priority and posterity of essence and existence without attaching much significance to their philosophical consequences, as was the case in later Islamic philosophy.

A final scene set on the night of President Obama's inauguration presents the arguments for both sides of the decision Hester finally makes, a balance sheet of sorts that weighs the progress American society has made against the personal loss it has cost.